/cache-me

CacheMe saves the server's response as a JSON file and serves the same response for identical requests. To refresh the response, simply delete the saved response file.CacheMe saves the server's response as a JSON file and serves the same response for identical requests. To refresh the response, simply delete the saved response file.

Primary LanguageJavaScript

CacheMe

Speed up your frontend development efforts by proxying server requests with CacheMe.

CacheMe saves the server's response as a JSON file and serves the same response for identical requests. To refresh the response, simply delete the saved response file.

Installation

Clone the Repository

using SSH:

git clone git@github.com:ashwaniarya/cache-me.git

using HTTPS:

git clone https://github.com/ashwaniarya/cache-me.git

Install Dependencies

npm install

Run the Server

npm start

Alternatively, you can use:

node index.js

Enjoy a faster frontend development experience!

Limitations

OAuth may not work without whitelisting the server domain. Based on token expiration, you might need to delete the saved response to allow a new response to be saved.