WebFileCache is a Node.js tool for generalizing cache process. You can use any function that return string value as result and cache it. Especially it is useful when you need static web files and you don't want to load them everytime. Flexible settings allow you to use WebFileCache while developing another application or module.
Run npm install webfilecache.
Main point of entry is async read(loadFunction, includedPath) function from WebFileCache class. loadFunction is the function with one parameter (the included path). includedPath is the name of included file (for example URL). Then WebFileCache checks is file ignored, outdated or already cached. If it is true, read() function call loadFunction(includedPath) and cache the result. If includedPath already cached then result will return without call of loadFunction.
You can enable/disable cache option by setting useCache variable to true or false. In case of false FileCache will reload files every time.
You can add cache.exclude file in the directory of your project for ignoring some urls and paths. Pattern matching syntax is a similar to that of .gitignore. A string is a wildcard pattern if it contains '?' or '*' characters. Empty strings or strings that start with '#' are ignored.