Dynamically version cache of files on browser side
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I'm working on a web project where we use Nginx to serve static files. I'd like to add the version on static files so that we could force the client to update static files that have been edited. Right now we handle that issue manually on each file by adding the version of the file (... scr="file.js?v=1234" ... ) but they are more and more files on the project.
I need help, an advice to dynamically handle files versions on server with Nginx so that when we edit the file the version change dynamically and the client can automatically update to a newer version.
If it's seems to be impossible to handle with Nginx, I'm also open for all others solutions or advices.
Thanks
nginx caching browser-cache static-files
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I'm working on a web project where we use Nginx to serve static files. I'd like to add the version on static files so that we could force the client to update static files that have been edited. Right now we handle that issue manually on each file by adding the version of the file (... scr="file.js?v=1234" ... ) but they are more and more files on the project.
I need help, an advice to dynamically handle files versions on server with Nginx so that when we edit the file the version change dynamically and the client can automatically update to a newer version.
If it's seems to be impossible to handle with Nginx, I'm also open for all others solutions or advices.
Thanks
nginx caching browser-cache static-files
asked Nov 10 at 22:35
Moussa
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I'm working on a web project where we use Nginx to serve static files. I'd like to add the version on static files so that we could force the client to update static files that have been edited. Right now we handle that issue manually on each file by adding the version of the file (... scr="file.js?v=1234" ... ) but they are more and more files on the project.
I need help, an advice to dynamically handle files versions on server with Nginx so that when we edit the file the version change dynamically and the client can automatically update to a newer version.
If it's seems to be impossible to handle with Nginx, I'm also open for all others solutions or advices.
Thanks
nginx caching browser-cache static-files
asked Nov 10 at 22:35
Moussa
788
I'm working on a web project where we use Nginx to serve static files. I'd like to add the version on static files so that we could force the client to update static files that have been edited. Right now we handle that issue manually on each file by adding the version of the file (... scr="file.js?v=1234" ... ) but they are more and more files on the project.
I need help, an advice to dynamically handle files versions on server with Nginx so that when we edit the file the version change dynamically and the client can automatically update to a newer version.
If it's seems to be impossible to handle with Nginx, I'm also open for all others solutions or advices.
Thanks
nginx caching browser-cache static-files
nginx caching browser-cache static-files
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after some research, I found a way to dynamically version cache of files using webpack. It does exactly what I was searching for. The article is quit well explained here. It uses a hash function to identify changes on a file and add the hash in his name.
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accepted
after some research, I found a way to dynamically version cache of files using webpack. It does exactly what I was searching for. The article is quit well explained here. It uses a hash function to identify changes on a file and add the hash in his name.
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
Moussa
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after some research, I found a way to dynamically version cache of files using webpack. It does exactly what I was searching for. The article is quit well explained here. It uses a hash function to identify changes on a file and add the hash in his name.
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
Moussa
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up vote
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down vote
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after some research, I found a way to dynamically version cache of files using webpack. It does exactly what I was searching for. The article is quit well explained here. It uses a hash function to identify changes on a file and add the hash in his name.
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
Moussa
788
after some research, I found a way to dynamically version cache of files using webpack. It does exactly what I was searching for. The article is quit well explained here. It uses a hash function to identify changes on a file and add the hash in his name.
answered Nov 24 at 1:32
Moussa
788
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answered Nov 24 at 1:32
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