A Progressive Web App, or PWA, uses modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like user experience. Any website can be made into a PWA.
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Super helpful. I've done AMP PWAs before. But, this was my first Jekyll PWA. I thought about using a Jekyll plugin. But, your instructions looks so simple. I'm glad I tried them!
I used the PWABuilder to generate my manifest file. I also created a separate
offline.htmlpage. Got everything up and running with an excellent Lighthouse score.My Jekyll site installed flawlessly on my iPhone and Mac Book. My site can run completely offline after caching every page. Love it.
Thank you!
Thank you Mark for your appreciation. It has given me the right nudge to finish my other drafts.😁
Hey this was a nice guide. 😃
I actually tried this long ago
But since then I am encountering problems.
My Service Worker seems to get registered but it's showing that(Add to Home Screen) option.
PS : my site is deployed on GitHub Pages.
Any suggestions?
Hey Bhupesh,
I saw your site and its code on github, basically you are not using the register service worker function in your
<head>. This might be root of your problems.The manifest is fine.
The service worker has an empty fetch event so it won't do anything. Adding the index to cache is fairly easy.
Hi Alok(@thewhitewulfy ), can you tell where to add
manifest.jsonfile? I added it to the site root but it isn't detectingsitevariables likesite.name, etc