No Caching?

[FIL1994]

Is it possible to use this with the cache middleware or any way to enable caching?

[ChadTaljaardt]

Im also interested in this.

[GwynethLlewelyn]

@ghezzofr seemed to have added a PR to add the extra header files for proper caching in #15. However, AFAICS, that PR was 'abandoned' and the current codebase (as of mid-2023 at least) does not reflect any of the ideas proposed by @ghezzofr.

My question is thus: has this been implemented in a different way? Or maybe I'm completely outdated and these extra headers appear automagically due to changes made somewhere on the Gin engine, and which I totally missed?

In any case, it's always nice to add a note explaining why a PR was abandoned :) so that interested people in the future don't waste time implementing it :)

(Note: personally, I place all my apps behind a nginx reverse proxy, which handles all static caching, and sets the required header files anyway; however, there certainly are lots of use cases where having a reverse proxy is simply not feasible)

[boindil]

var cachingStore     persist.CacheStore

staticMiddleware := Serve("/", static.LocalFile("/var/www", true))
router.NoRoute(
	cache.CacheByRequestURI(
		cachingStore, 
		0, 
		cache.IgnoreQueryOrder(), 
		cache.WithLogger(logging.NewCachingLogger(logger))
	),
	staticMiddleware,

)

Just do it like this.

[GwynethLlewelyn]

Thanks for sharing!

I'm presuming that persist.CacheStore comes from the Gin Cache module?

(in which case, it would be more correct to type persistence.CacheStore instead?)

Just do it like this.