vite-plugin-pwa VS vite-plugin-vue-inspector

I am trying to glue together a Nuxt 3 PWA with vite-plugin-pwa, more specifically @vite-pwa/nuxt. I installed the module and set up basic configuration (I basically followed this video)

Depends on your needs for storing app data and will you persist that data too? Supabase and Nuxt go really well together but if you are needing to store data in supabase's postgres database I'd high recommend adding Prisma to your stack as well. You may already have this too the but nuxt pwa module is a great way to get setup as well: https://vite-pwa-org.netlify.app/ I've built a couple of ecommerce headless shopify shops and a couple of sites with Nuxt 3 so far and am loving the dev experience with it. But I'm by no means and expert too. YMMV.

All you need to make a Vite app into a PWA is this: https://github.com/vite-pwa/vite-plugin-pwa

PWA is created with vite-pwa/vite-plugin-pwa, and its parameters are set in vite.config.js. In summary, the implementation of PWA was not a project aim, but it did provide good caching of all project components and resulted in a very quick reopening of the site.

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I'm afraid that I can't help you since I don't have much experience in creating my own service worker. Instead, I'm using a library that helps me with that. This is the library I use on my project, and it works pretty well in updating the service worker. Although it is built for Vite, the fundamental logic should be the same.

I’m particularly fond of the pwa plugin AntFu did with vite-plugin-pwa.

I recently switched my app to use Vite instead of CRA, along with that I started using vite-plugin-pwa to manage the service worker of my app, and it has been working like magic. Even with my app being served behind a cache in Cloudfront, whenever I deploy I wait 20 seconds and it suddenly starts fetching the new bundle. You can cofigure it to automatically reload the page, or to notify the user when there is an update available to reload.

Hey there, have a look at the examples

There is a nifty SvelteKit plugin called Svelte Inspector[1] that lets you select an element in the browser and open the source file in you IDE. It doesn't always get the line number perfectly, but it's pretty good.

I think it is based on https://github.com/webfansplz/vite-plugin-vue-inspector

And this seems to be a similar tool for React: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-inspector/gk...

There is also React Dev Tools: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-developer-to...

If none of those suit your needs, I think most of them are open-source. So modify as needed~

[1]: https://joyofcode.xyz/svelte-inspector

You can also use the "Inspector" feature to inspect the DOM tree and see which component is rendering it. Click to go to your editor of the specific line. Making it much easier to make changes, without the requirement of understanding the project structure thoroughly. (This feature is implemented based on the vite-plugin-vue-inspector)

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