Add sw-precache, register serviceWorker #10
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matthiaskern
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Oct 3, 2017
| new SWPrecacheWebpackPlugin({ | ||
| minify: true, | ||
| verbose: true, | ||
| staticFileGlobsIgnorePatterns: [/\.next\//], |
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this is to ignore all static files served by next
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Looking at #6, I decided to go ahead and try sw-precache.
The plugin doesn't actually cache anything while webpack in compile-time, but is caching runtime and returning cached assets when the app is offline.
The service worker get's registered only in the index route, but should consider if it would be better to do globally.
I also added
NODE_ENV=productionflag for thebuildstep, as otherwise the next app was not build with production mode for me locally. I tested this withnpm startafterwards, and it includedwebpack-hmrrequests.