Readme example doesn't point to a valid package

[m-sanders]

I spotted an issue in the Next.js 15 instructions:

const { Next15CacheHandler } = require("@fortedigital/next-15-cache-handler");
module.exports = new Next15CacheHandler();

I am guessing the cache handler import path is incorrect as there is no @fortedigital/next-15-cache-handler package. Should it be '@fortedigital/nextjs-cache-handler/next-15-cache-handler'?

Additionally, a complete working example in the README.md would be awesome. I have pieced something together that almost works, albeit with console spam with this issue, vercel/next.js#74240, which I think is an issue with @neshca/cache-handler. but might just be me.

[AyronK]

Thanks for the feedback!

I will update the README as you suggest.

As for other issues with Next 15 integration, we're fixing everything that has already affected us, but certainly there are numerous things we have not discovered yet. There is already a Next 15 support PR in the original package which should be ready relatively soon.

If you find yourself in need of fixing something we have not handled yet, feel invited to open a PR, we already have contributions from the community.

[AyronK]

@m-sanders readable.pipeTo error is likely related to buffer-string breaking change in Next15. We have a solution for that

const createRedisHandler = require("@fortedigital/nextjs-cache-handler/redis-strings").default;
const createBufferStringHandler =
    require("@fortedigital/nextjs-cache-handler/buffer-string-decorator").default;

// ...

handlers: [
   createBufferStringHandler(redisCacheHandler)
],       

This should solve your problem.

[AyronK]

@m-sanders I updated README with an in-depth example. Re-open this issue if you find more obstacles.