Service Worker Development Cookbook

Avoiding model fetching and render times

Sending forward requests

Implementing background sync

Testing waitUntil

Performing network requests from a network

Performing network requests from a cache

Introduction

Chapter 10. Improving Performance

Using a service worker with a live flowchart

Using a service worker as a proxy middleware

Relaying messages

Working with slow responses

Taking immediate control of the page

Introduction

Chapter 9. Looking at General Usage

Managing push notification quotas

Subscribing to push notifications

Implementing push clients

Using the notification tag

Showing rich notifications

Implementing a simple push notification

Introduction

Chapter 8. Experimenting with Web Push

Prefetching

Proxying

Fetching a JSON file during service worker installation

Fetching with FetchEvent

Fetching remote resources

Introduction

Chapter 7. Fetching Resources

Working with Google Analytics

Logging API analytics

Implementing a dead letter queue

Implementing a circuit breaker

Working with global APIs

Introduction

Chapter 6. Working with Advanced Libraries

Deferring offline requests

Implementing fallback responses

Forcing immediate control

Making a service worker act as a dependency injector

Making a service worker act like a remote server

Setting request headers

Redirecting a request

Selecting the best content provider (load balancer)

Caching content from ZIP

Getting network responses offline

Introduction

Chapter 5. Reaching Beyond the Offline Cache

Implementing selective caching

Allowing offline user interaction

Allowing offline Google Analytics

Implementing read-through caching

Templating

Introduction

Chapter 4. Accessing Offline Content with Advanced Techniques

Implementing stale-while-revalidate

Using window.caches

Implementing a cache and network race

Showing cached content first

Caching critical resources for offline use

Introduction

Chapter 3. Accessing Offline Content

Fetching remote resources

Implementing multiple fetch handlers

Loading fonts offline

Loading CSS offline

Loading images offline

Displaying a custom offline page

Introduction

Chapter 2. Working with Resource Files

Handling request timeouts

Creating mock responses

Providing a stale version on error

Debugging

Registering a service worker in detail

Registering a service worker

Setting up GitHub pages for SSL

Setting up SSL for Mac

Setting up SSL for Windows

Setting up service workers

Introduction

Chapter 1. Learning Service Worker Basics

Customer support

Reader feedback

Conventions

What you need for this book

What this book covers

Preface

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About the Reviewer

About the Author

Credits

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封面

封面

版权页

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewer

www.PacktPub.com

eBooks discount offers and more

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Chapter 1. Learning Service Worker Basics

Introduction

Setting up service workers

Setting up SSL for Windows

Setting up SSL for Mac

Setting up GitHub pages for SSL

Registering a service worker

Registering a service worker in detail

Debugging

Providing a stale version on error

Creating mock responses

Handling request timeouts

Chapter 2. Working with Resource Files

Introduction

Displaying a custom offline page

Loading images offline

Loading CSS offline

Loading fonts offline

Implementing multiple fetch handlers

Fetching remote resources

Chapter 3. Accessing Offline Content

Introduction

Caching critical resources for offline use

Showing cached content first

Implementing a cache and network race

Using window.caches

Implementing stale-while-revalidate

Chapter 4. Accessing Offline Content with Advanced Techniques

Introduction

Templating

Implementing read-through caching

Allowing offline Google Analytics

Allowing offline user interaction

Implementing selective caching

Chapter 5. Reaching Beyond the Offline Cache

Introduction

Getting network responses offline

Caching content from ZIP

Selecting the best content provider (load balancer)

Redirecting a request

Setting request headers

Making a service worker act like a remote server

Making a service worker act as a dependency injector

Forcing immediate control

Implementing fallback responses

Deferring offline requests

Chapter 6. Working with Advanced Libraries

Introduction

Working with global APIs

Implementing a circuit breaker

Implementing a dead letter queue

Logging API analytics

Working with Google Analytics

Chapter 7. Fetching Resources

Introduction

Fetching remote resources

Fetching with FetchEvent

Fetching a JSON file during service worker installation

Proxying

Prefetching

Chapter 8. Experimenting with Web Push

Introduction

Implementing a simple push notification

Showing rich notifications

Using the notification tag

Implementing push clients

Subscribing to push notifications

Managing push notification quotas

Chapter 9. Looking at General Usage

Introduction

Taking immediate control of the page

Working with slow responses

Relaying messages

Using a service worker as a proxy middleware

Using a service worker with a live flowchart

Chapter 10. Improving Performance

Introduction

Performing network requests from a cache

Performing network requests from a network

Testing waitUntil

Implementing background sync

Sending forward requests

Avoiding model fetching and render times