I want to publish my app as PWA so what i did is
insert this script to index.html
<!--script>
if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {
navigator.serviceWorker.register('service-worker.js')
.then(() => console.log('service worker installed'))
.catch(err => console.log('Error', err));
}
</script-->
then install
npm run ionic:build --prod
it looks like it deploy it but my questions are:
why when I change something in the app and run ionic serve nothing changed and it changed only in the index.html of the WWW folder? why?(because now it's PWA??)
when I open www folder and I run open index.html when i press on button that open alert dialog it not open that. why?
Run
ionic cordova platform add browser
ionic build browser --prod --release
Then go to [project_folder]/platforms/browser/www
and copy the content at you http server.
I use this command for building web app
ionic cordova build browser
Then copy the contents from IONIC-PROJECT/platforms/browser/www to the web server.
Don't bother with Cordova for a PWA. Just use npm run build --prod
and upload the /www
folder.
PWA is more of a collection of concepts, so it's not just "on" or "off". At a minimum though you probably want to add a manifest file so you can make it more "app like" by hiding the browser frame, setting your icon, app name etc. Uncommenting the line to add service worker doesn't magically make it a PWA if you haven't put anything "useful" into service worker (which you may or may not need to do, depending on how your app works). Also note that you will need HTTPS to use a service worker.
You will also need to manually remove the line from index.html that includes cordova.js (which will be a 404 error if you just upload /www).
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