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A library for compile-time "cache busting", including hashes in file names in order to optimize for caching.

CLI tool for use in conjunction with the cache_bust crate to add hashes to file names

Common functionality for cache_bust

Procedural macro for cache_bust

A helper for compressing and embedding static assets in an Axum webserver

brainfuck parser in rust

Compiletime cache-busting web applications written in rust

Read a directory and generate cache-busting hashes for it

A tiny web stack built around htmx, Axum, and Maud.

Compile time cache busting for static assets in web applications.

HyperChad Vanilla JS HTML renderer hash package

A utility for generating and managing static files in Rust applications.

Bust caches before your users do.

Guard::Busted automatically run your specs

Your website should use far-future expires headers on static assets, to make the best use of client-side caching. But when a file is cached, updates won't get picked up. Cache busting is the practice of making the filename of a cached asset unique to its content, so it can be cached without having to worry about future changes. This gem adds a filter and some helper methods to Nanoc, the static site generator, to simplify the process of making asset filenames unique. It helps you output fingerprinted filenames, and refer to them from your source files. It works on images, javascripts and stylesheets. It is extracted from the nanoc-template project at http://github.com/avdgaag/nanoc-template.

Monkey patch ActionView to track and digest view components within cached fragments.

Adds PURGE to net/http for cache-busting requests in accelerators like Varnish and Squid.

add unixtime query string for assets every build.

DustbinLorry is Rack middleware that inspects the method cache before and after a request and will output to the logger if a change has occurred

A static site generator utilizing Haml, Sass and providing YUI compression and cache busting.

Simple-ish enumberable-simplifier. Useful for APIs like Twitter, etc If you have a hash or an array or something that quacks like one, you can do stuff example: require 'dot_notation' h = {a: {b: {c: [{d: 'hi'}]}}} h.extend(DotNotation) h.dot('a.b.c.0.d') #=> 'hi' h.dot('a.b.c.foo.bar.bz.whatever.124.whocares') #=> nil

Rack middleware to cache bust every CSS and JS asset request

Modifies OpenStruct so that it doesn't define singleton methods on each object which busts the Ruby method cache which can cause performance issues in production applications.

Process then suffix your Jekyll assets with cache busting version hashes