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

Platform	Cache Tags	Key Features
Magento 2	X-Magento-Tags	GraphQL caching, backend protection, static/media rules
WooCommerce	X-Cache-Tags	Cart/checkout bypass, logged-in user detection
Shopware 6	X-Cache-Tags	Storefront and API rules
PrestaShop	X-Cache-Tags	Module-aware rules
Sylius	X-Cache-Tags	Symfony-based rules
Shopify Headless	X-Cache-Tags	Storefront API caching
Medusa.js	X-Cache-Tags	API-first caching
Saleor	X-Cache-Tags	GraphQL caching

CMS Platforms

Platform	Cache Tags	Key Features
WordPress	X-Cache-Tags	WooCommerce support, ESI, multi-language vary
Drupal	X-Drupal-Cache-Tags	Native cache tag integration
Strapi	X-Cache-Tags	Headless CMS API caching
Ghost	X-Cache-Tags	Blog-optimized rules
Payload CMS	X-Cache-Tags	API route caching

Web Frameworks

Framework	Language	Key Features
Laravel	PHP	Livewire bypass, Sanctum auth, Vite assets
Symfony	PHP	ESI support, profiler bypass
Django	Python	Admin bypass, session handling
FastAPI	Python	API endpoint caching
Ruby on Rails	Ruby	Turbo/Stimulus support
Spring Boot	Java	Actuator bypass, API caching
Next.js	JavaScript	ISR support, _next asset caching
Nuxt.js	JavaScript	_nuxt asset caching, API rules

Quick Start

1. Pick your platform template

2. Copy the configuration:

   sudo cp trident.toml /etc/trident/trident.toml
   

3. Update the backend address to point to your application

4. Restart Trident:

   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.