markdalgleish / serviceworker-loader

ServiceWorker loader for Webpack

ServiceWorker loader for Webpack

$ npm install --save-dev serviceworker-loader

Usage

Documentation: Using loaders

var registerServiceWorker = require("serviceworker!./sw.js");

registerServiceWorker({ scope: '/' }).then(success, error);

Credit

This loader is based almost entirely on worker-loader by @sokra.

License

MIT (http://markdalgleish.mit-license.org)

serviceworker-loader's Issues

ready is never resolved

When using this it would appear I can never resolve to know if its ready or not:

navigator.serviceWorker.ready.then(worker => {
      console.log('Service Worker is Ready')
      console.log(worker)
    })

Project maintenance

Dear @markdalgleish,

there has been an open, uncommented pull request for half a year now. It seems like you lost interest in maintaining this package. Hence, I ask of you to either recommence maintaining this project yourself or to transfer maintainance rights (mostly npm package ownership) to somebody else who is willing to maintain it, so all of us can use this module and keep updating it. I think @ConradIrwin or @autarc might be good candidates for this job :) It's not much to do after all.

Thanks.

TypeScript example

Has anyone got with working with TypeScript? If so do you have an example?

Module build failed: TypeError: Cannot read property 'context' of undefined

webpack-contrib/worker-loader#125

Assets list.

Get the name of all my wepback assets

I want to save in the cache all my webpack assets during the install event.
However, I don't know, in advance, the name of my assets since their names is hashed.

Any idea on how I can get the assets list that will be output by webpack?
Maybe the good way to do it is to not use this loader but to write a webpack plugin.