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Open source implementation of the Turborepo custom remote cache server.

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What is turborepo-remote-cache?

turborepo-remote-cache is an open-source implementation of the Turborepo custom remote cache server. It is meant for self-hosted deployments where Vercel's official cache server is not a viable option. It runs as a server that Turborepo calls to store and serve cache data through a range of supported storage providers, and it is written in TypeScript.

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105 files and 167 symbols in 5 modules, led by TypeScript (54 files) and JavaScript (2).

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8.4out of 10Good

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Key features of turborepo-remote-cache

  • Provides an open-source implementation of the Turborepo custom remote cache server.
  • Serves as an alternative to Vercel's official cache server for self-hosted deployments.
  • Supports a range of storage providers, listed in the Supported Storage Providers documentation.
  • Offers deploy buttons for one-click deployments of the server where possible.
  • Creates releases automatically from Conventional Commits messages using Semantic Release.

How ducktors/turborepo-remote-cache works

The project has three entry points, src/index.ts, src/app.ts and src/cli.ts, which start the server and its command line interface. The server is built on Fastify, as shown by the fastify dependency, and @fastify/jwt handles JWT authentication. Storage backends are connected through the storage plugin in src/plugins/remote-cache/storage, whose index file src/plugins/remote-cache/storage/index.ts is listed among the project's hotspot files. The storage backends use the AWS S3, Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage client libraries. The src directory holds the server code, and the test directory holds the test suite, including test/jwt-auth.ts and test/azure-blob-storage.ts. The package.json file at the root defines the npm package.

The codebase has 105 files and 167 symbols in 5 modules, led by TypeScript, JavaScript and Dockerfile. Code health is 8.4 out of 10, rated good.

ducktors/turborepo-remote-cache FAQ

What is turborepo-remote-cache?

turborepo-remote-cache is an open-source implementation of the Turborepo custom remote cache server. It is intended for self-hosted deployments where Vercel's official cache server is not a viable option.

How does turborepo-remote-cache work?

turborepo-remote-cache runs as a server that Turborepo calls to store and retrieve cache data. It connects to supported storage providers, and its storage plugin lives under src/plugins/remote-cache/storage.

What language is turborepo-remote-cache written in?

turborepo-remote-cache is written mainly in TypeScript. The repository also contains some JavaScript, a Dockerfile and a shell script.

How is the turborepo-remote-cache code organized?

Server code lives in the src directory and tests live in the test directory. The entry points are src/index.ts, src/app.ts and src/cli.ts.

Who is turborepo-remote-cache for?

turborepo-remote-cache is for self-hosted deployments of the Turborepo remote cache where Vercel's official cache server is not a viable option. It supports storage providers and deploy buttons for one-click deployments.

What license does turborepo-remote-cache use?

turborepo-remote-cache is licensed under MIT, the license identifier given for the project.

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