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Import a module while bypassing the cache

decache (Delete Cache) lets you delete modules from node.js require() cache; useful when testing your modules/projects.

Clear a module from the cache

Import a module while bypassing the cache with webpack patch

Cleanly `require` a module from disk, having flushed the module's cache, including all of its submodules. Used like normal `require`

Extensive Prisma extension designed for efficient caching and cache invalidation using Redis and Dragonfly Databases

The module has JS functions to check all imports or required modules and check if the file is a ES Module or a CJS/ JS Module or Script

The module has JS functions to check all imports or required modules and check if the file is a ES Module or a CJS/ JS Module or Script

Remove all cached files associated with the module.

Append unique string or md5 hash to paths in html files to force refresh - remove users cache app.js -> app_8j3d7a4f.js

React image component that bypasses caching using query param cache busting.

recursively uncache required files

Clear a module from the cache

Simple JavaScript utility for straightforward cache management.

Watch files and clear them from `require.cache` whenever changes are made.

decache (Delete Cache) lets you delete modules from node.js require() cache; useful when testing your modules/projects.

decache (Delete Cache) lets you delete modules from node.js require() cache; useful for dev servers

Replacement for node.js require that that always reads the required module again from disk. It actually automatically uncaches it before requiring it again for you. This allows changes to become live without restarting node. It is like a simple hot requir

Extensive Prisma extension designed for efficient caching and cache invalidation using Redis and Dragonfly Databases

Re-Require a module bypassing the cache when in a development environment (using NODE_ENV).

Remove passed-through files from Node require cache

Extensive Prisma extension designed for efficient caching and cache invalidation using Redis and Dragonfly Databases