Caching

Enable caching to speed up repeated GET requests. Caching is disabled by default. Enable via environment variables (or pass cache in the object to JXP()):

CACHE_ENABLED=true
CACHE_DEBUG=false
CACHE_TTL=3600

How it works

JXP uses an in-process node-cache store (not Memcached or Redis). When caching is enabled:

Successful GET responses for list and single-item routes may be stored under a key derived from the model name, item id, and query string.
Response headers include:
jxp-cache: hit or miss
jxp-cache-key: the cache key used for that request
POST, PUT, and DELETE operations clear cached keys for the affected model.

Set CACHE_DEBUG=true to log cache expiry and flush events to the console.

Admin endpoints

Requires admin authentication (same as other admin-only routes):

GET /cache/stats — returns node-cache statistics when caching is enabled, or { "cache_enabled": false } when disabled
GET /cache/clear — flushes all cached entries