Hi @hardstark
Yes the plugin can help you cache the Woocommerce API, but it will require you to do some coding. Have a look at this topic on how to do this: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/woocommerce-3-2-6-api-cache/
We are planning on making a add-on for our plugin to support the Woocommerce API, however since this will take quite some time to build (and we currently do not have a client who is willing to pay for this) I cannot give you an estimation on when it will be finished.
But I didn’t understand how to add the code in the plugin area , and will it not sufficient to use clear cache ( which is provided inside the plugin) to purge all cache ?
If I not going to purge the cache before editting of any product / category or addition of new products will it create issue in customer end point to show the only older ones instead of any update of the modified products or new products which are recently added
Thanks please guide me