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Update cppCode.ts #41

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@kaigoh kaigoh commented Mar 8, 2025

I know it's pedantic change on my behalf :)

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Adjusted HTTP caching header formatting to ensure consistent behavior and adherence to industry standards, which may enhance performance and content freshness for end-users.

Fixed case of Cache-Control header key
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The pull request updates the HTTP response header casing for cache control in the src/cppCode.ts file. Specifically, instances of "cache-control" have been changed to "Cache-Control" within methods of the PsychicHttpServer, PsychicHttpsServer, and AsyncWebServer classes. The underlying logic remains unchanged, and there are no modifications to exported or public entities.

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src/cppCode.ts Updated the cache control HTTP header casing from "cache-control" to "Cache-Control" across the code handling responses for PsychicHttpServer, PsychicHttpsServer, and AsyncWebServer.

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171-178: Ensure Correct Header Casing in PsychicHttpServer (true case)
The updated code now uses "Cache-Control" (with capital “C”) instead of "cache-control", which aligns with standard HTTP header conventions. This change, applied when a valid cache time is provided, is pedantic but improves consistency.


179-189: Consistent Header Casing in PsychicHttpServer (compiler case)
Here, within the compiler-controlled block (wrapped by the #ifdef), the header is updated to "Cache-Control" in both the max-age and no-cache scenarios. The change is clear and consistent with the previous block.


356-365: Update Header Casing in PsychicHttpServerV2 (true case)
In the psychic2Template HTTP handler, the code now correctly uses "Cache-Control" in the branch when a cache time is provided, ensuring consistency in header casing. The change is minimal yet aligns with the overall pedantic adjustment.


366-376: Maintain Consistency in the Compiler Block for PsychicHttpServerV2
The "Cache-Control" header casing has been changed here as well, in both the cache time set and default scenarios, inside the compiler block controlled via preprocessor directives. This keeps the formatting uniform with the rest of the code.


547-556: Correct Header Casing in ESPAsyncWebServer Template (true case)
Within the asyncTemplate, the response header now uses "Cache-Control" (capital “C”) when a valid cache time is provided. This minor adjustment improves the clarity and conformance to HTTP standards.


557-568: Consistent Header Casing in ESPAsyncWebServer Compiler Block
Similar to the other templates, the compiler branch for the asyncTemplate now properly sets "Cache-Control" in both the max-age and no-cache conditions. This uniformity across templates is beneficial.

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Header fields are case-insensitive, but I like pretty solution and Cache-Control should similar to ETag. thx!

@BCsabaEngine BCsabaEngine merged commit 5ba3520 into BCsabaEngine:main Mar 8, 2025
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kaigoh commented Mar 8, 2025

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