Rename caching.py -> client_caching.py.
The word caching can be ambiguous, and what's worse is this file previously contained a decorator for server-side caching of a response and a class for client-side caching of files. It was confusing. This new separation and naming should make it easier to find what you're looking for.
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We use the file's MD5 hash as the ETag, and will only recalculate it if the
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file's mtime has changed since the last request.
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Note, this class does not store any of the file's content data.
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'''
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def __init__(self, maxlen, max_age, max_filesize):
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'''
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import etiquette
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from . import caching
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from . import client_caching
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from . import decorators
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from . import jinja_filters
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from . import jsonify
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site.localhost_only = False
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session_manager = sessions.SessionManager(maxlen=10000)
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file_etag_manager = caching.FileEtagManager(
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file_etag_manager = client_caching.FileEtagManager(
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maxlen=10000,
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max_filesize=5 * bytestring.MIBIBYTE,
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max_age=BROWSER_CACHE_DURATION,
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