Block Visibility Edge Cache

Block Visibility Edge Cache A WordPress plugin that integrates the Block Visibility plugin with WordPress.com VIP edge caching. It ensures that edge caches are automatically purged at the exact moment a block's visibility is scheduled to change. How it Works When using edge caching, page content is cached at the "edge" (servers closer to the user). Traditional "Date/Time" visibility rules in the Block Visibility plugin usually rely on PHP executing during the page load to decide whether to show or hide a block. With edge caching, PHP might not run for every request, leading to stale content being served even after a visibility transition should have occurred. This plugin solves this by: 1. Parsing the blocks in a post when it is saved or published. 2. Calculating all future "transition" timestamps (when a block should appear or disappear) based on the Date/Time settings. 3. Scheduling background tasks using Action Scheduler to purge the post's edge cache at those specific timestamps. Requirements - PHP 8.4+ - WordPress 6.0+ - Block Visibility plugin - Action Scheduler (bundled with the plugin or available via WooCommerce) Installation Via Composer (Recommended) Manual 1. U