Next.js from Development to Deployment - Cache Posts

The video tutorial covers the process of caching posts to resolve search issues in a local version of a project. It explains creating a cache script using Node.js, implementing cache logic, and handling errors. The tutorial also demonstrates running the cache script, integrating cached data with API routes, and automating the cache process using Husky for Git commits.

What is the main issue discussed at the beginning of the video?

• The local server is down.

• The posts are not being saved correctly.

• The search function is not working in production.

• The API is not responding.

What is the purpose of creating a 'scripts' folder?

• To store all JavaScript files.

• To organize CSS files.

• To hold the caching script.

• To save HTML templates.

Which syntax is used for the caching script?

• ES6 Modules

• CommonJS

• AMD

• UMD

What does the try-catch block check for?

• The existence of the 'scripts' folder.

• The presence of a cache directory.

• The availability of network connection.

• The validity of JSON data.

What is the purpose of the 'data.js' file?

• To log errors.

• To save user data.

• To hold API keys.

• To store cached posts.

How is the cached data integrated into the API route?

• By requiring it conditionally in production.

• By importing it directly into the component.

• By using a third-party library.

• By copying it into the public folder.

What tool is mentioned for automating the caching process?

• Husky

• Grunt

• Gulp

• Webpack