grunt-sw-precache

A Grunt task for generating service workers using sw-precache.


Getting Started

grunt-sw-precache requires Grunt ~0.4.5.

If you haven't used Grunt before, please view the Getting Started guide.
The guide explains how to create a Gruntfile, and how to install and use Grunt plugins.

Installation

grunt-sw-precache can be installed using the following command:

``bash
$ npm install grunt-sw-precache --save-dev
`

To enable grunt-sw-precache, add the following line to your Gruntfile:

`javascript
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-sw-precache');
`

Configuration

The options documented here are specific to grunt-sw-precache.

For all other options, please view the options documentation for sw-precache.

$3

The base directory for the staticFileGlobs and workerFileName options.

Default is "./dist";

$3

The file name of the generated service worker. This is joined with the baseDir option.

Default is "service-worker.js";

$3

If true, a comment containing a human readable UTC timestamp will be appended to the service worker.

`javascript
/ @preserve Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT /
`

Default is true;

$3

The same option as stripPrefix in sw-precache, but has a different default value.

Default is baseDir + '/'`;

$3

grunt.initConfig({
'sw-precache': {
options: {
cacheId: 'your-package-name',
workerFileName: 'sw.js',
verbose: true,
},
'default': {
staticFileGlobs: [
'css/*/.css',
'font/*/.{woff,ttf,svg,eot}',
'img/*/.{gif,png,jpg}',
'js/*/.js',
],
},
'develop': {
staticFileGlobs: [
'font/*/.{woff,ttf,svg,eot}'
],
},
},
});

License

Released under the MIT license.