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Suffix asset file name with a timestamp to invalidate cache if a new asset is uploaded on the server.
Suffix asset file names with a timestamp to invalidate cache if a new asset is uploaded on the server., (*1)
When you include assets like images, stylesheets or javascripts, your website visitors might not see new changes depending on their browser cache settings. AutoVersion will force the cache to invalidate., (*2)
In your terminal, just run:, (*3)
composer require "stephanecoinon/autoversion":"dev-master"
This package is framework agnostic, the configuration process is:, (*4)
// Auto-load composer packages
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
// Configure the document root
AutoVersion::setDocumentRoot('/var/www/html/public');
And if you're using the excellent Laravel framework, it's even simpler: just add the service provider in app/config/app.php:, (*5)
'providers' => array(
// Your current providers are here ...
'Coinon\AutoVersion\AutoVersionServiceProvider',
),
The service provider will take care of:
* automatically loading the package
* configuring the document root to public_path()
* adding the AutoVersion class as an alias making it accessible easily from anywhere, (*6)
In your views, just call:, (*7)
// $pathToAsset is relative to the document root configured above AutoVersion::asset($pathToAsset);
for example:, (*8)
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?=AutoVersion::asset('css/main.css') ?>">
Or with Laravel blade:, (*9)
{{ HTML::style(AutoVersion::asset('css/main.css')) }}
Suffix asset file name with a timestamp to invalidate cache if a new asset is uploaded on the server.
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