next-cache-components

To use Next.js cache components for partial prerendering, enable cacheComponents in next.config.ts and apply the 'use cache' directive directly within your component or function scope to selectively cache static content alongside dynamic data.

Configuring cache lifetimes for Next.js components requires applying the 'use cache' directive and specifying a cacheLife duration within the component or function scope, enabling fine-grained control over static prerendering and cache expiration.

Yes, Next.js 16 cache components support fine-grained cache invalidation by utilizing cacheTag and updateTag configurations within the 'use cache' directive scope to selectively revalidate cached routes and API responses.

Setting up cache components in a Next.js 16 project requires enabling the cacheComponents flag in next.config.ts, which allows static prerendering of shell components via the 'use cache' directive to significantly improve time-to-first-byte.

Combining static and dynamic content in Next.js routes using cache components enables Partial Prerendering, which reduces server load by serving cached static shells instantly while executing dynamic code only when needed.

Yes, you can apply per-function caching patterns without caching the entire Next.js route by using the 'use cache' directive with cacheLife and cacheTag directly inside specific functions, allowing selective caching within mixed routes.