react-workbox

Managing status of service worker in the page

Installation

Yarn:

yarn add react-workbox

NPM:

npm install react-workbox

Use in create-react-app project

• remove serviceWorker.unregister() or serviceWorker.register() from src/index.js
• delete src/serverWorker.js
• Add WorkBoxProvider to render method in src/App.js

import {WorkBoxProvider} from "react-workbox";

render() {
    return (
        <WorkBoxProvider interval={30 * 1000}>
        [...your app content in here]
        </WorkBoxProvider>
    );
}

• Use UpdateAvailable or UpdateActivated in the app

<UpdateAvailable>
    Update Available - Activate the new version first, and refresh the page afterwards
</UpdateAvailable>
<UpdateActivated>
    Update Activated - Refresh the page
</UpdateActivated>

Samples

All sample projects are changes to generate new version every minute.

All sample projects check for update in 30 seconds interval.

Sample 1:

In this sample, only want to notify to the user new version is available, and to activate the new version, all tabs/pages has to be closed and reopened

This scenario is implemented in https://github.com/NShahri/react-workbox/tree/master/packages/example

Sample 2:

New service worker will activated asap and will start caching all network requests. The window will be refreshed on user acceptance.

This scenario is implemented in https://github.com/NShahri/react-workbox/tree/master/packages/example-skip-waiting

Sample 3:

In this case, a notification will be displayed to user when update is available, and on user confirmation, it will be activated and the page will be refreshed. The gap between activating new service worker and refreshing the window is minimized.

This scenario is implemented in https://github.com/NShahri/react-workbox/tree/master/packages/example-skip-waiting-with-message

TODO

• UpdateError
• LastUpdateCheck
• CheckForUpdate
• Tests
• unregister
• logger

License

MIT