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Trident Templates

Ready-to-use configuration templates for popular platforms, frameworks, and e-commerce systems. Copy a template to /etc/trident/trident.toml and adjust the backend address to match your setup.

E-Commerce Platforms

PlatformCache TagsKey Features
Magento 2X-Magento-TagsGraphQL caching, backend protection, static/media rules
WooCommerceX-Cache-TagsCart/checkout bypass, logged-in user detection
Shopware 6X-Cache-TagsStorefront and API rules
PrestaShopX-Cache-TagsModule-aware rules
SyliusX-Cache-TagsSymfony-based rules
Shopify HeadlessX-Cache-TagsStorefront API caching
Medusa.jsX-Cache-TagsAPI-first caching
SaleorX-Cache-TagsGraphQL caching

CMS Platforms

PlatformCache TagsKey Features
WordPressX-Cache-TagsWooCommerce support, ESI, multi-language vary
DrupalX-Drupal-Cache-TagsNative cache tag integration
StrapiX-Cache-TagsHeadless CMS API caching
GhostX-Cache-TagsBlog-optimized rules
Payload CMSX-Cache-TagsAPI route caching

Web Frameworks

FrameworkLanguageKey Features
LaravelPHPLivewire bypass, Sanctum auth, Vite assets
SymfonyPHPESI support, profiler bypass
DjangoPythonAdmin bypass, session handling
FastAPIPythonAPI endpoint caching
Ruby on RailsRubyTurbo/Stimulus support
Spring BootJavaActuator bypass, API caching
Next.jsJavaScriptISR support, _next asset caching
Nuxt.jsJavaScript_nuxt asset caching, API rules

Quick Start

  1. Pick your platform template

  2. Copy the configuration:

    Bash
    sudo cp trident.toml /etc/trident/trident.toml
  3. Update the backend address to point to your application

  4. Restart Trident:

    Bash
    sudo systemctl restart trident
Customizing Templates

These templates provide sensible defaults. You should review the cache rules and adjust TTLs based on your specific needs. See the Configuration page for all available options.

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