next-cache-components

Implement partial prerendering in Next.js 16 by enabling cacheComponents and applying the use cache directive within components to mix static, cached, and dynamic content in a single route.

The use cache directive in Next.js controls caching behavior by applying caching at the file, component, or function level, allowing developers to selectively cache specific parts of a route.

Invalidate cached data in Next.js Cache Components by utilizing cacheTag to label cached entries and updateTag to trigger precise invalidation, ensuring data coherence across your application.

Yes, Cache Components work with server actions, allowing you to insert use cache directives and cache helpers like cacheLife and cacheTag within server actions to manage caching and revalidation timing.

Control revalidation timing with Next.js Cache Components by leveraging the cacheLife helper to set explicit revalidation periods for cached content, balancing performance and data freshness.

Yes, you need a Next.js 16+ environment with the cacheComponents feature enabled to use Cache Components, as it requires support for use cache directives and cache helpers within components and server actions.