@flexis/workbox-webpack-plugin
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Webpack plugin to generate and inject precache manifest to ServiceWorker.
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@flexis/workbox-webpack-plugin
Webpack plugin to generate and inject precache manifest to ServiceWorker. Created specially for service-worker-loader
.
Install
npm i -D @flexis/workbox-webpack-plugin
# or
yarn add -D @flexis/workbox-webpack-plugin
Usage
Import (or require) the ServiceWorker in one of the bundle's files:
import registerServiceWorker from './serviceWorker';
registerServiceWorker({ scope: '/' });
Then add the service-worker-loader
and @flexis/workbox-webpack-plugin
to your webpack config. For example:
module.exports = {
module: {
rules: [{
test: /serviceWorker\.js$/,
use: 'service-worker-loader'
}]
},
plugins: [
new WorkboxPlugin(
/serviceWorker\.js$/,
workboxOptions
)
]
}
How it works?
This plugin generates precache-manifest.js
file with workbox-webpack-plugin
and injects importing of manifest into matched ServiceWorker entry files.
importScripts('precache-manifest.js');
// ... other ServiceWorker code
⚠ IMPORTANT ⚠
Injecting of importScripts
into ServiceWorker doesn't recalculate file hash. So, if you are using service-worker-loader
with filename
option, which contains [hash]
, hash of ServiceWorker file, with importScripts
and without it, will be the same. But in real life it doesn't matter:
- You shouldn't apply HTTP cache to ServiceWorker files;
- Modern browsers by default doesn't use HTTP cache to download ServiceWorkers.
API
new WorkboxPlugin(test, options?)
test
RegExp
to match ServiceWorker entries.
options
Same as workbox-webpack-plugin
InjectManifest
options, excluding swSrc
and swDest
options.