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webpacker-pwa

v0.1.2

Published

An utility package to change the default Rails Webpacker configuration and add support for Service Workers

Downloads

916

Readme

webpacker-pwa npm package

  • Overrides default Webpacker configuration transparently
  • Compiles service workers directly in the public folder.
  • Allows to code service workers and use webpack-dev-server.
  • No changes are needed server-side
  • Works without Sprockets.

Usage

  1. Install the npm package:

bin/yarn add webpacker-wpa

  1. Edit config/webpack/environment.js:
  1. Define the service workers folder in config/webpacker.yml

service_workers_entry_path: service_workers

Start writing your Progressive Rails App! :tada:

Compatibility

The package is doing a lot of changes on the default Webpacker configuration. If some configurations change on Webpacker, this package might need to be updated. The current version has been tested with Webpacker >= 4.0.