WordPress Compatible PHP Version License Experimental

Boost your WordPress speed with multi-layer caching using HTML, Redis, and Varnish for lightning-fast performance.

⚠️ Experimental Status: This plugin is under active development. Please test thoroughly in a staging environment before production use.

• 🔄 HTML Cache - Lightning-fast static page delivery
• 📦 Redis Cache - Turbocharged database query performance
• 🚄 Varnish Cache - HTTP acceleration that reduces server load
• 📊 Real-time Analytics - Monitor cache performance metrics
• 🎨 CSS Optimization - Automatic minification
• 🔧 Easy Management - Intuitive WordPress admin integration
• 💾 Import/Export - Simple configuration backup and migration

This plugin connects to external services to enhance caching performance:

• Varnish Cache:
  The plugin sends HTTP requests (including purge requests and connection checks) to a configured Varnish caching server. No personally identifiable data is transmitted during these communications. For more details, please review the Varnish Cache documentation, its Terms of Service, and Privacy Policy.

Note: If you configure your setup to use a remote Varnish server, ensure that you trust the server and have reviewed its policies.

1. Upload WPS-Cache to /wp-content/plugins/ or directly via the WordPress Admin Interface (Add Plugin → Upload Plugin)
2. Activate via the WordPress Plugins menu
3. Configure in the "WPS Cache" settings

• Access "WPS Cache" in the admin panel
• Toggle individual cache types
• Clear specific or all caches
• Import/export settings

wps-cache/
├── includes/ # Object Cache
├── src/
│ ├── Admin/ # Admin Interface
│ └── Cache/ # Cache Drivers
├── assets/ # Static Assets
└── wps-cache.php # Main Plugin File

• WPSCache\Plugin - Core initialization
• WPSCache\Cache\CacheManager - Cache operations
• WPSCache\Admin\AdminPanelManager - UI/UX handling
• WPSCache\Admin\Tools\CacheTools - Management utilities

We love your input! Check out our (Coming Soon) Contributing Guidelines.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazingness)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add: Amazing Feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazingness)
5. Open a Pull Request

Detailed documentation available at (Coming Soon) docs.wps-cache.com

Built with love and support from:

• WordPress – The world's favorite CMS
• Redis – Lightning-fast data store
• Varnish – Web acceleration magic

GPLv2 or later © Jumaron
For more details, please see the GNU General Public License.

Made with ❤️ for the WordPress community