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Manage Wayback Machine API cache. Use when clearing cached data, checking cache status, or bypassing cache for fresh API responses. Applies to all wayback operations (check, list, screenshot).
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| name | wayback-cache |
| description | Manage Wayback Machine API cache. Use when clearing cached data, checking cache status, or bypassing cache for fresh API responses. Applies to all wayback operations (check, list, screenshot). |
Manage the OS tmpdir-based cache for Wayback Machine API responses.
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts <command> [options]
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
clear | Clear all cached Wayback data |
status | Show cache directory location and file count |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--no-cache | Bypass cache for single operation |
Cached responses are stored in the OS temporary directory:
os.tmpdir()/wayback-cache/
Cache keys are generated from URLs and parameters using SHA-256 hashing.
| Operation | TTL | Rationale |
|---|---|---|
| Availability API | 24 hours | Snapshots don't change often |
| CDX API | 1 hour | Snapshot list can change |
| Save status | 30 seconds | Only during polling |
Cached entries expire automatically and are deleted on access.
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts <command> [options]
Commands:
clear - Clear all cached Wayback datastatus - Show cache directory location and file countRemove all cached API responses:
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts clear
This deletes all .json cache files from the cache directory.
Display cache information:
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts status
Shows:
# Clear all cache before checking a URL
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts clear
npx tsx scripts/check.ts https://example.com
# Clear cache, then list snapshots
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts clear
npx tsx scripts/list.ts https://example.com 20
# Check cache status
npx tsx scripts/cache.ts status
Individual scripts support --no-cache to skip cache for one operation without clearing all cached data:
npx tsx scripts/check.ts https://example.com --no-cache
npx tsx scripts/list.ts https://example.com --no-cache
npx tsx scripts/screenshot.ts https://example.com --no-cache
The --no-cache flag bypasses reading from cache but still caches the fresh response for future requests.
Cache keys are 16-character hexadecimal strings:
a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8.json
Each key represents a unique URL + parameter combination.
View cache directory contents:
# On macOS/Linux
ls -la $(getconf DARWIN_USER_TEMP_DIR)/wayback-cache/
# Or
ls -la /tmp/wayback-cache/
# View individual cache file
cat /tmp/wayback-cache/a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8.json | jq
wayback-check to verify if a URL is archivedwayback-list to see all captures with filtering optionswayback-screenshot to retrieve visual screenshotswayback-submit to create a new archive