Angular Service Worker path configuration
I have created a standalone custom element that I want it to have it's own service worker, and I'm using that custom element inside of another project. I can find the service worker, but it doesn't actually cache anything, because I presume that the service worker is requesting based on the browser path, and not the actual SW itself, and my question would be how to better approach this kind of situation.
Also, I have done one custom element using stencilJS and workbox and it works normal, where the request from the service worker is handle using a path from the SW itself
My folder structure would be something like this.
Root
customElements
angularCustomElement
angularCustomElement
stencilCustomElement(Workbox)
main
AngularProject.
inside of this angularProject, I'm requesting the customElements through a proxy.
angular service-worker workbox angular-service-worker
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
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I have created a standalone custom element that I want it to have it's own service worker, and I'm using that custom element inside of another project. I can find the service worker, but it doesn't actually cache anything, because I presume that the service worker is requesting based on the browser path, and not the actual SW itself, and my question would be how to better approach this kind of situation.
Also, I have done one custom element using stencilJS and workbox and it works normal, where the request from the service worker is handle using a path from the SW itself
My folder structure would be something like this.
Root
customElements
angularCustomElement
angularCustomElement
stencilCustomElement(Workbox)
main
AngularProject.
inside of this angularProject, I'm requesting the customElements through a proxy.
angular service-worker workbox angular-service-worker
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
add a comment |
I have created a standalone custom element that I want it to have it's own service worker, and I'm using that custom element inside of another project. I can find the service worker, but it doesn't actually cache anything, because I presume that the service worker is requesting based on the browser path, and not the actual SW itself, and my question would be how to better approach this kind of situation.
Also, I have done one custom element using stencilJS and workbox and it works normal, where the request from the service worker is handle using a path from the SW itself
My folder structure would be something like this.
Root
customElements
angularCustomElement
angularCustomElement
stencilCustomElement(Workbox)
main
AngularProject.
inside of this angularProject, I'm requesting the customElements through a proxy.
angular service-worker workbox angular-service-worker
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
I have created a standalone custom element that I want it to have it's own service worker, and I'm using that custom element inside of another project. I can find the service worker, but it doesn't actually cache anything, because I presume that the service worker is requesting based on the browser path, and not the actual SW itself, and my question would be how to better approach this kind of situation.
Also, I have done one custom element using stencilJS and workbox and it works normal, where the request from the service worker is handle using a path from the SW itself
My folder structure would be something like this.
Root
customElements
angularCustomElement
angularCustomElement
stencilCustomElement(Workbox)
main
AngularProject.
inside of this angularProject, I'm requesting the customElements through a proxy.
angular service-worker workbox angular-service-worker
angular service-worker workbox angular-service-worker
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
asked Nov 24 '18 at 14:54
Renan CidaleRenan Cidale
1301213
1301213
add a comment |
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