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@mrrobotdotapp/suppresscache

v0.3.0

Published

Randomly generate a string to clear the cache of CloudFlare or other CDN.

Downloads

3

Readme

Suppress Cache

Install it directly from the NPM registry:

npm i @mrrobotdotapp/suppresscache

This file is used on the bot for no cache files from CDNs. Discord uses CloudFlare for caching management which can be problematic when you change an image and display it on the platform. Even after a change on your side, Discord can still keep the old version in its cache.

Note

Formerly called NoCache, it has been renamed because the package name on NPM already exists.

💻 Code

const { getFolderIcons } = require('@mrrobotdotapp/suppresscache');

getFolderIcons(
  "https://mrrobot.app/Folder/Of/Icons",
  "myFileName.png",
  true,
  false
)

Give that :

[suppressCache] Output : https://mrrobot.app/Folder/Of/Icons/file.png?suppressCache=gb0cqe0j

You can test this code directly with ./test/app.js.

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