95 lines
3.1 KiB
PHP
95 lines
3.1 KiB
PHP
<?php
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return [
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/*
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* Determine if the response cache middleware should be enabled.
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*/
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'enabled' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_ENABLED', true),
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/*
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* The given class will determinate if a request should be cached. The
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* default class will cache all successful GET-requests.
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*
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* You can provide your own class given that it implements the
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* CacheProfile interface.
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*/
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'cache_profile' => Spatie\ResponseCache\CacheProfiles\CacheAllSuccessfulGetRequests::class,
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/*
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* Optionally, you can specify a header that will force a cache bypass.
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* This can be useful to monitor the performance of your application.
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*/
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'cache_bypass_header' => [
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'name' => env('CACHE_BYPASS_HEADER_NAME', null),
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'value' => env('CACHE_BYPASS_HEADER_VALUE', null),
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],
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/*
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* When using the default CacheRequestFilter this setting controls the
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* default number of seconds responses must be cached.
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*/
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'cache_lifetime_in_seconds' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_LIFETIME', 60 * 60 * 24 * 7),
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/*
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* This setting determines if a http header named with the cache time
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* should be added to a cached response. This can be handy when
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* debugging.
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*/
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'add_cache_time_header' => env('APP_DEBUG', false),
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/*
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* This setting determines the name of the http header that contains
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* the time at which the response was cached
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*/
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'cache_time_header_name' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_HEADER_NAME', 'laravel-responsecache'),
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/*
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* This setting determines if a http header named with the cache age
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* should be added to a cached response. This can be handy when
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* debugging.
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* ONLY works when "add_cache_time_header" is also active!
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*/
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'add_cache_age_header' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_AGE_HEADER', false),
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/*
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* This setting determines the name of the http header that contains
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* the age of cache
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*/
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'cache_age_header_name' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_AGE_HEADER_NAME', 'laravel-responsecache-age'),
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/*
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* Here you may define the cache store that should be used to store
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* requests. This can be the name of any store that is
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* configured in app/config/cache.php
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*/
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'cache_store' => env('RESPONSE_CACHE_DRIVER', 'file'),
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/*
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* Here you may define replacers that dynamically replace content from the response.
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* Each replacer must implement the Replacer interface.
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*/
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'replacers' => [
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\Spatie\ResponseCache\Replacers\CsrfTokenReplacer::class,
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],
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/*
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* If the cache driver you configured supports tags, you may specify a tag name
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* here. All responses will be tagged. When clearing the responsecache only
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* items with that tag will be flushed.
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*
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* You may use a string or an array here.
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*/
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'cache_tag' => '',
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/*
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* This class is responsible for generating a hash for a request. This hash
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* is used to look up a cached response.
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*/
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'hasher' => \Spatie\ResponseCache\Hasher\DefaultHasher::class,
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/*
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* This class is responsible for serializing responses.
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*/
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'serializer' => \Spatie\ResponseCache\Serializers\DefaultSerializer::class,
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];
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