next-cache-components

Use the 'use cache' directive in Next.js 16+ to implement Cache Components, balancing static prerendering with dynamic updates by mixing static, cached, and dynamic content within a single route.

Cache Components in Next.js are a pattern for mixing static, cached, and dynamic content in real-world routes. You need them when pages require mixed rendering and selective revalidation to optimize web performance while preserving up-to-date data.

Control cache invalidation and revalidation for server components in Next.js by using cacheLife, cacheTag, and updateTag alongside the 'use cache' directive to selectively revalidate cached content across pages and components.

Yes, you can mix static and dynamic content in a single Next.js route by enabling Cache Components. This allows you to progressively render content by annotating specific parts of your UI with the 'use cache' directive.

Enabling Cache Components in Next.js 16+ involves handling specific runtime constraints to properly apply caching patterns across pages and components, ensuring that static, cached, and dynamic content renders correctly.