Add PWA support#1086
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| "name": "WordPress Playground", | ||
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| "src": "/website-server/logo-192.png", |
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This path only works on the local dev server. In production it will be just /logo-192.png.
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I added a separate production manifest with the correct URL 21558f7
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Nice:
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Once we have offline support, maybe we could use it in the browser extension instead of shipping WordPress and PHP in the |
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That path needs to be updated, but I'm approving otherwise. |
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Nice! I love being able to address Playground like a desktop app. It might even be cool to have the option to open all playground.wordpress.net links within/as the PWA. (I'm not sure whether there are defaults and options for this kind of behavior) |
I'm curious, how would this work? |
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Motivation for the change, related issues
We want to make Playground available offline.
This PR is a first step and adds support for installing Playground as a PWA. Offline support will be implemented separately.
Implementation details
The PR adds a
manifest.jsonfile and loads it on the Playground website. This allows browsers to install Playground as a PWATesting Instructions (or ideally a Blueprint)