Libraries tagged by cache flag

WordPress Full-Page Cache based on Rules & Flags. Delivers flexible, scalable caching workflows backed by Redis and ValKey in-memory stores.

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Cold template caches that can be flagged and automatically invalidated.

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A reusable Laravel 10+ package that lets you annotate any service method with a PHP attribute to collect custom telemetry (e.g. user counts, disk usage, feature flags) and automatically report it—at configurable intervals—to a central server over HTTP. Data is grouped per application host, is fully configurable via a published telemetry.php config (backed by your chosen cache), and integrates seamlessly with Laravel’s scheduler and HTTP client.

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Cache fragments of templates directly within Twig.

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Cache fragments of templates directly within Twig.

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A key/value database store using flat files for PHP

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WordPress plugin for partial and async caching of heavy front-end elements.

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A persistent object cache stored as a plain PHP code, accelerates caching with OPcache backend.

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Adds Redis cache, sessions and queue to Flarum

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Light, simple and standalone PHP in-file caching class

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Adds Redis cache, sessions and queue to Flarum

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A package for the Illuminate framework that flattens pages to plain HTML

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LSCache implementation for Flarum.

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You may wish to store a larger option value than is recommended on WordPress.com. If your option data will exceed 400K, or is of an unpredictable size (such as an HTML fragment etc.) you should use the wp_large_options plugin to store the option in a cache-safe manner. Failure to do this could result in the option not being cached, and instead fetched repeatedly from the DB, which could cause performance problems.

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Allows caching js and css ahead of any browser request.

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