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turbolinks-prefetch

v1.0.4

Published

Turbolinks extends for prefetch links to speeds up your website.

Downloads

49

Readme

Turbolinks Prefetch

Turbolinks extend for prefetch links to speeds up your website.

中文介绍与说明

WorkFlow

hover --> [prefetch] --<no cache>--> [XHR fetch] -> [Turbolinks cache.put]
              |
          <exist cache / in fetching>
              |
            ignore

click --<check cache>-- exist --> [isPrefetch] -> [Turbolinks.visit advance] ---> [render page]
             |                         |                 |
             |                         |                 --async-> [fetch background] -> [render if updated]
             |                         |
             |                       <Yes>
             |                         |--- [Turbolinks.visit restore] --> render -> nothing
          No cahce
             |
             ---> [Turbolinks.visit]

Installation

$ yarn add turbolinks-prefetch

Usage

import Turbolinks from 'turbolinks';
window.Turbolinks = Turbolinks;

import TurbolinksPrefetch from 'turbolinks-prefetch';
TurbolinksPrefetch.start();

Prefetch request will send Purpose: prefetch header, so you may need this to ignore some thing.

For example views count increment:

class TopicsController < ApplicationController
  def show
    if request.headers["Purpose"] != "prefetch"
      # Ignore hit counter for prefetch request
      @topic.increment_hit
    end
  end
end

Disable prefetch

By default, TurbolinksPrefetch will enable prefetch for all links.

Except:

  • Links not have same host (Origin);
  • Open in new window links target="_blank";
  • The links has data-remote attribute;
  • The links has data-method attribute;
  • The links has data-prefetch="false" attribute;

If you wants disable prefetch, you can do like this:

<a href="https://google.com">Google</>
<a href="/topics/123" target="_blank">Open in new window</a>
<a href="/topics/123" data-method="PUT" data-remote>Put</a>
<a href="/topics/123" data-method="DELETE">Delete</a>
<a href="/topics/123" data-prefetch="false">Disable by directly</a>

Demo

https://github.com/ruby-china/homeland/commit/e1378468703b8c3cfd7e33a17dc703ff8294a3e9

Demo site