nextjs-use-cache

To implement Next.js server-side caching with the 'use cache' directive, configure your next.config.ts to enable cache components and apply the directive to async server-side functions or React components to optimize data fetching performance.

You should use server-side caching when you need to optimize performance for expensive data fetching operations. A caching decision tree helps determine if caching is necessary for your specific use case.

To invalidate cached data in Next.js, use the invalidation APIs such as cacheTag, updateTag, and revalidateTag. These APIs allow you to effectively manage and refresh cached content when underlying data changes.

The best way to configure cacheLife profiles is by managing different caching profiles and directives within your application. This approach ensures optimal caching behavior tailored to each specific component's needs.

You should place the 'use cache' directive at different levels of the code depending on your target scope. Reference guidelines provide examples for correct directive placement to achieve optimal caching results.

To fix common 'use cache' error messages, refer to the error messages and fixes reference guide. Additionally, a code review checklist ensures your implementation meets best practices and avoids common caching pitfalls.