Implement skip cache by URI path & response header#21
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ooaklee wants to merge 6 commits intovictorspringer:masterfrom
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Implement skip cache by URI path & response header#21ooaklee wants to merge 6 commits intovictorspringer:masterfrom
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…r used to skip caching response - Updated docs to reference the new header
…caching for matching requests.
…sponse header) - Updated README to include examples for new ClientOptions
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Motivation
Firstly, this is a great package - thank you. I found that in the use case where someone might have wanted to skip caching particular responses or server paths intentionally, they were previously limited. With these proposed changes, users can specify a regex to restrict the cache's scope or set a previously defined header in their handler function to ensure the response is never cached (suitable for partially loaded site set-up, amongst other use cases).
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