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unplugin-app-update

v1.3.1

Published

App deployment user notification. Support webpack vite. Unrestricted framework, React, Vue, Angular can all be used

Downloads

3

Readme

Introduction

  • App deployment user notification
  • When deploying the project, generate a JSON file containing a hash. When the project starts, request the file and notify the user if there are any changes
  • Support webpack, vite
  • Unrestricted framework, React, Vue, Angular can all be used

Install

// npm
npm i unplugin-app-update -S
// pnpm
pnpm i unplugin-app-update -S
// yarn
yarn add unplugin-app-update

Usage

The introduced plugin is used to generate a config. json file after construction, supporting custom file paths and default to the dist directory

Webpack

// webpack.config.js
const appUpdate = require("unplugin-app-update/webpack")

module.exports = {
  /* ... */
  plugins: [
    appUpdate('/path/to/config.json'),
  ],
}

Vite

// vite.config.ts
import appUpdate from "unplugin-app-update/vite"

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    // default to the dist directory
    appUpdate(),
  ],
})

entry

// main.js or index.js
import { AppUpdate } from "unplugin-app-update"
const appUpdate = new AppUpdate({ /* Options */ })

// If you want to stop the request, use stop()
// appUpdate.stop()
// Re request
// appUpdate.check()

// Event: update, notUpdate
const update = ()=>{
  console.log("Update")
}
// custom popup reminders here
appUpdate.on("update", update)
appUpdate.on("notUpdate", ()=>{
  console.log("Not Update")
})
// Remove event
appUpdate.off("update", update)

Options

| name | type | description | default | | ---| ---| --- | --- | | url | String | The URL of the config file | config.json| | interval | Number | The interval of request | 30000 | | locate | zh_CN | en_US | Internationalization | Default language of browser | | custom | Boolean | Set to true to remove default popup reminders, and then add an update event to customize the popup | false |

Note

When developing locally, it is necessary to place a config.json file in the public directory manually change the hash value to simulate project construction If webpack or vite adjusts the public directory, you should new AppUpdate ({url:'your/custome/path'})

// public/config.json
{
  hash: "123456"
}

404 Error During production and local development, it is common to encounter a 404 error where config. json cannot be found

{
  output: {
    // Modified the access path after construction
    publicPath: "/",
  }
}