HSP Smart Cache

HSP Smart Cache Page caching, HTML/CSS/JS minification, CDN rewriting, and file-based object caching for WordPress. Features - Page caching with TTL - Optional caching for logged-in users - HTML/CSS/JS minification - CDN URL rewriting for static assets - File-based persistent object cache (drop-in) - One-click cache purge - Built-in cache tests from the settings screen Requirements - WordPress 6.x+ - PHP 7.4+ Installation 1. Copy the hsp-smart-cache folder into wp-content/plugins/. 2. Activate HSP Smart Cache in WordPress. 3. Go to Settings → HSP Smart Cache to configure features. Usage - Enable features individually in Settings → HSP Smart Cache. - Use Clear All Caches to purge. - Use Run Cache Tests to validate cache routines and permissions. Documentation - Option Reference documents every stored plugin option, default value, input type, and maintenance action. PHPUnit Tests Local via wp-env: 1. Run npm install. 2. Run npm run wp-env:start. 3. Run npm run wp-env:tests. CI runs PHPUnit via GitHub Actions. Notes - Logged-in caching is disabled by default for safety. Enable only if your site output is safe to cache per user. - The