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Informations about the package craft-pagecache
Page Cache plugin for Craft CMS
Simple but useful Page Cache Plugin.
With this plugin you can create static HTML files of your entries.
Requirements
This plugin requires Craft CMS 3.x or later.
Installation
To install the plugin, follow these instructions.
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Open your terminal and go to your Craft project:
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Then tell Composer to load the plugin:
- In the Control Panel, go to Settings → Plugins and click the “Install” button for Page Cache.
Page Cache Overview
Page Cache is a Craft CMS plugin which can create static HTML files of your entries.
Configuring Page Cache
Go to Settings → Page Cache to setup the basic configuration options:
- Enabled caching: Enable or disable the caching. Note: you need to delete the cache manually.
- Enable gzip compression: Serve gzip compressed cached files.
- Enable brotli compression: Serve brotli compressed cached files. Only works if the PHP brotli extension is installed.
- When globals are saved: Choose what happens when globals got saved. Choose between "Refresh cache" & "Delete cache"
- Excluded URL's: Define URL's which should never be cached (regex possible).
- Included URL's: Define URL's which should always be cached (regex possible). This options overwrites the Excluded URL's option.
- Cache folder path: Define a custom path, where cached files should be stored. Aliases (like
@webroot) allowed.
Add rewrite rules rules
To speed up your page even more you can add rewrite rules for .htaccess, nginx and apache. You can use the examples for .htaccess (with and without gzip/brotli compression):
- resources/rewrite-rules/.htaccess.example
- resources/rewrite-rules/.htaccess.example.br
- resources/rewrite-rules/.htaccess.example.gzip
The normal rewrite rules
Using Page Cache
- Go to Settings → Page Cache
- Enable caching and optionally customize the settings
- As soon as a user visits a page, it got's cached.
- Optional: go to Entries, mark all cachable entries (→ entries with URL's), and Choose Refresh cache
Delete Page Caches
- Go to Utilities → Caches
- Select Page Cache
- Click on Clear caches
Console commands
Clear the whole page cache (this is the same as under Utilities):
Refresh cache:
Page Cache Roadmap
Some things to do, and ideas for potential features:
- Add entry action to exclude entries
- Add config option to include URL's
Brought to you by Benjamin Ammann
