Next.js revalidate module

This module works only for an application that has next.js as front-end framework. The goal is to inform next server to invalidate the cache and revalidate the page.

How-to

• composer require drupal/nextjs_revalidate
• drush en nextjs_revalidate -y
• Implement the hook_nextjs_revalidate_entity($entity) that makes the logic when an entity has been saved ()

if (
  !$entity instanceof \Drupal\node\NodeInterface &&
  !$entity instanceof \Drupal\menu_link_content\MenuLinkContentInterface
) {
  return;
}
\Drupal::messenger()->addStatus(
  t(
    'Your change will be visible on the site in a few seconds.',
    [],
    ['context' => 'nextjs_revalidate']
  )
);
$queue = \Drupal::service('queue')->get('nextjs_revalidate_queue');
$queue->createItem($entity);