An Node.js based validator for cache manifest files
Appcache has been marked as deprecated in browsers and will be removed soon, also from the upcoming HTML spec. You can still use this project on your own, but the code and the website won't be maintained any longer. Please use Service Worker instead, to make websites offline capable.
Service Workers are providing a better programmatic interface for network requests and more granular control over handling offline resources.
Using Node.js, first get all required dependencies with npm install, then use npm start to start the application. Unit tests can be executed with npm test.
The validation service can also be used by external tools. Either provide an URI to your manifest or the file's content as a string (GET and POST are supported). The API either returns a JSON or JSONP, when you provide the optional callback parameter.
(The MIT-License)
Copyright (c) 2011-2016 Frederic Hemberger
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