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Many times we clear user browser cache when a user open our website or we need user permission to do so. However I spend some time on the internet to find any article or something about clearing the cache through javaScript but I did not find any.
No – JavaScript would not have permission to perform this sort of OS-level operation. It is clearly something that only the user should be able to invoke, not a third-party script without their knowledge.
If you have issues with caching, there are approaches to force fresh loads, e.g. by adding random query strings to HREFs/SRCs.