Cache chunks of your Blade markup with ease.
You can install the package via Composer:
composer require elfeffe/blade-cache-directive
You can publish the config file with:
php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Elfeffe\BladeCacheDirective\BladeCacheDirectiveServiceProvider" --tag="blade-cache-directive-config"
This is the contents of the published config file:
return [
'ttl' => 3_600,
];
This package adds a new @cache
Blade directive. It accepts 2 arguments - the cache key and a TTL.
@cache('current_time', 30)
{{ now() }}
@endcache
When used inside of a Blade template, the content between the 2 directives will be cached using Laravel's application cache. If a TTL (in seconds) isn't provided, the default TTL of 1 hour will be used instead.
If you want to cache the content for a particular model, i.e. a User
model, you can use string interpolation to change the key.
@cache("user_profile_{$user->id}")
{{ $user->name }}
@endcache
When a new user is passed to this view, a separate cache entry will be created.
The package also supports Laravel's cache tags. You can add tags to your cached content:
@cache('user_profile', null, ['users', 'profiles'])
{{ $user->name }}
@endcache
This allows you to invalidate specific groups of cached content using Laravel's cache tag functionality:
Cache::tags(['users'])->flush();
Note that cache tags are only available when using cache drivers that support tagging (Redis, Memcached).
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