service-worker

Google's service include GCM can not access in my country.Can Service Worker push notification without gcm in chrome? Or if some hack technique can implement this? Nick Searle Chrome now also uses Firebase Cloud Messaging as its Push Service, which may be available in your country. You could also use a third party Push Notification platform. These would still need to access GCM or FCM but they might have some ways to get access in restricted areas. Just do a search for "push notification third party" to get a list of them. Also see this answer and this one for more information. Be aware they

I'm working on push notifications using service workers. I'm using the XHR(Ajax) approach to get my notification, here is a code snippet of service-worker.js: var API_ENDPOINT = new Request('/getNotification', { redirect: 'follow'}); event.waitUntil( fetch(API_ENDPOINT, {credentials: 'include' }) .then(function(response) { console.log(response); if (response.status && response.status != 200) { // Throw an error so the promise is rejected and catch() is executed throw new Error('Invalid status code from API: ' + response.status); } // Examine the text in the response return response.json(); })

We have gone through from all possible blogs of AMP but couldn't find any way to include custom JS in AMP. This blog( https://www.ampproject.org/docs/guides/pwa-amp/amp-as-pwa#extend-your-amp-pages-via-service-worker ) indicates that we can add Custom JS in AMP with the help of Service worker but haven't describe how to do it. Please let us know How to do it. Edit:- After adding JS at the run time, it again show the same old error, Please have a look to the image Note in the mentioned blog post that you can extend your AMP pages as soon as they’re served from the origin Having a service worker

Trying to cache Google Maps API response in Service Workers. Source Code: https://github.com/boopathi/sw-demo-iss/blob/gh-pages/sw.js Now I'm using all of the URLs that the Maps API would request to, but seems like a bad way, and I'm not able to cache everything, can I cache requests of some type and respond to requests of the same type. say, GET maps.googleapi.com/js?param1=value1 #and GET maps.googleapi.com/js?param2=value2&param3=value3 Is it possible to cache this as 'maps.googleapi.com/js' and while fetching inject last used params ? Jeff Posnick You can include logic in your fetch

I have a simple PWA that works fine online. I have also tested the offline behaviour in Chrome Dev Tools, and the service worker is doing its job perfectly. But when I run the app from my Android phone, it doesn't work offline as the Cache Storage is no more present when offline. This is the service worker: var dataCacheName = 'myappData-v3n'; var cacheName = 'myapp-3n'; var filesToCache = [ '/meteosurf/', '/meteosurf/index.html', 'scripts/hammer.min.js', 'images/play_white.svg', 'images/stop_white.svg', 'images/back_white.svg', 'images/forward_white.svg', 'images/sfondo.jpg', 'images/ic

Angular team made a great job and introduced service workers support in the version 5. The documentation is quite helpful and I can really see how the things will work right after reading the related articles, however there is one topic that is not covered there. How does this all work in the browsers that do not support service workers. This is what's being said: Your application must run in a web browser that supports service workers. Currently, the latest versions of Chrome and Firefox are supported. To learn about other browsers that are service worker ready, see the Can I Use page. Can I