El plugin commonWP nos permite utilizar el CDN público y gratuito (jsDelivr) con archivos JavaScript y CSS de código abierto. Esos archivos son:
- Todos los archivos del núcleo de WordPress, excepto los de la versión de desarrollo.
- All files from plugins hosted by WordPress.org Plugins Repository, unless author of specific plugin doesn’t use SVN tags for releasing.
- Todos los archivos de temas alojados por WordPress.org en su repositorio de temas.
- All files from plugins and themes hosted on GitHub that support GitHub Updater.
- All files marked as available on npm in any type of theme, plugin, or MU plugin.
It aims to be both lightweight and very secure. The approach used in this plugin is safer then in any other plugin that enables usage of any CDN. First, commonWP will only rewrite file to point to one on jsDelivr if that remote file is identical to local one. Second, during comparison, it generates subresource identity hash of remote jsDelivr file and includes that hash in page’s source code so browser won’t load remote file if it doesn’t have exactly the same hash.
There are no any settings. After activation, it will fill up its cache in the background, and that may take some time depending on number of resources site uses.
For much more details about commonWP, head over to its GitHub repository.