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Cache manager module for the Nest framework (Node.js), providing caching support in server-side applications. It is described as a drop-in replacement for the deprecated CacheModule, and useful if you want to use Nest’s caching features with the cache-manager package.

Project status

  • Actively maintained: Recent upstream push was 2026-09-02, and the package has had multiple updates in 2026 (notably 12.0.0 on 2026-08-27), indicating ongoing maintenance rather than dormancy.
  • Cadence: Updates are fairly regular, with a high-signal release in late August 2026, followed by incremental fixes earlier in 2026 (Mar to Jun timeframe), suggesting an active, evolving project.

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Recent updates

  • 12.0.0

    Release 12.0.0 makes `@nestjs/cache-manager` an ESM-only package aligned with the Nest 12 release line. The published entrypoint is now driven by a strict `exports` map and the legacy root shims are removed, enforcing a newer Node.js runtime via `engines`.

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  • 3.1.3

    Release 3.1.3 contains a targeted fix related to detecting Keyv cache stores when building with SWC. The code change replaces an instanceof-based Keyv check with a more resilient runtime type guard and adds an e2e test to ensure Keyv-like foreign instances are preserved.

  • 3.1.2

    Release 3.1.2 is a small change that addresses a trackBy API regression related to the cache interceptor. The only functional code change is in CacheInterceptor.trackBy in lib/interceptors/cache.interceptor.ts.

  • 3.1.1

    Release 3.1.1 introduces support for asynchronous cache-key factories. The code changes go beyond the note by also adjusting the cache-key factory types (including allowing undefined) and changing the interceptor internals to await key computation.

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  • 3.1.0

    Release 3.1.0 adds support for passing a Cacheable instance into the cache module, specifically preserving Cacheable nonBlocking behavior. It also extends the CacheKey decorator to accept a factory function that is evaluated from the current ExecutionContext.

    Features

  • 3.0.1

    Release 3.0.1 is primarily a dependency metadata update, with the release notes calling out a single change: adding keyv to peerDependencies. The actual diff shows no library source code changes, but it does include CI configuration changes, documentation badge removal, and substantial devDependency/tooling updates reflected in package-lock.json.

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  • 3.0.0

    Release 3.0.0 refactors @nestjs/cache-manager to work with cache-manager v6 and uses Keyv-based stores. While the release notes mention Keyv migration broadly, the code diff shows several additional breaking API and typing changes around how stores and TTL are configured.

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  • 2.3.0

    Release 2.3.0 primarily adds HTTP cache hit/miss visibility via response headers and includes the related test coverage. The diff also introduces new cache configuration options around background refresh behavior and error handling, plus a number of dependency and test infrastructure updates.

    Features

  • 2.2.2

    Release 2.2.2 primarily bumps development and Nest monorepo dependencies, and includes a targeted fix related to async cache module configuration. The actual code change modifies the public TypeScript types behind CacheModuleAsyncOptions and related async factories, impacting which option fields are permitted.

  • 2.2.1

    Release 2.2.1 primarily updates the repository’s development and tooling dependencies (Nest monorepo, TypeScript-ESLint, prettier, husky, test tooling), and updates the lockfile accordingly. It also removes reflect-metadata from the package peerDependencies while still using reflect-metadata in devDependencies, which is the only change that could affect downstream consumers’ dependency resolution.

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  • 2.2.0

    Release 2.2.0 updates the package to NestJS 10.3.0 and newer tooling (TypeScript, eslint, commitlint, Node types), along with cache-manager dependency updates. In code, it adds an exported Cache provider token that aliases the existing CACHE_MANAGER provider, and it improves cache error logging by including stack traces. The release also adds new e2e tests covering default TTL behavior.

    Features