Building a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic
Building a Hybrid Cache System for Statamic
About the Book
Want to read this guide online? Feel free to check out this guide on my blog https://stillat.com/blog/2023/09/03/creating-a-hybrid-cache-system-for-statamic
Source Code: The source code is freely available, released under the MIT license. You can grab it on GitHub at https://github.com/Stillat/hybrid-cache-system-for-statamic
This step-by-step guide covers implementing a custom cache system for Statamic, which provides near-static cache response times while preserving some of the text-editor workflows that make Statamic great. Learn about some interesting Statamic internals and fantastic Laravel features along the way!
Topics covered throughout this guide include:
- Working with Statamic's Stache repositories to query entries, assets, and taxonomy terms
- Overriding Statamic's data classes to add custom features and behaviors
- Custom service providers, Artisan commands, and facades
- Tracking request content dependencies, including assets and global variables
- Leveraging Laravel view composers to track request template dependencies
- Utilizing Laravel's service container to interact with different classes throughout the application lifecycle
- Developing custom Antlers tags
- Unencrypted Laravel cookies and automatic cache bypass
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Table of Contents
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1. Introduction
- 1.1 What We’re Going to Build
- 1.2 Experimenting with Response Times
- 2. Experimentation and Cache Design
- 3. Organization, Singletons, and Facades
- 4. Invalidating the Cache When Templates Change
- 5. Detecting Request Dependencies
- 6. Managing Cached Response Headers
- 7. Making Our Cache Configurable and Excluding Items from the Cache
- 8. Bypassing the Cache
- 9. Setting Cache Expiration Times
- 10. Invalidating All Cached Responses
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11. Labeling Cached Content
- 11.1 Modifying Statamic Tags to Help Populate Namespaces and Labels
- 11.2 Invalidating Labels Using Event Listeners
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11.3 Adding Cache Namespace Label Support to Our Antlers Tag
- Invalidating Custom Labels
- 12. Cache Reporting and Stats
- 13. Invalidating Cached Laravel Route Responses
- 14. Excluding Pages with CSRF Tokens
- 15. Torchlight Syntax Highlighting and Cache Management
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