hasher | Cache-busting files using query string file hash

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kandi X-RAY | hasher Summary

hasher is a JavaScript library. hasher has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Cache-busting files using query string file hash.

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Install hasher

First we need a json file that has the file names that we need and the MD5 has assigned to it. I have built this to work with gulp-hashsum. This tool outputs a json file like so:. The next thing to do is to set your css file and javascript file to have the hash identifier that we will use later in our JS plugin. Finally we just need out JavaScript to run our Hasher module.

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