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Does anyone know how he could cache the files for a PWA with React?



I'm working with a custom service-worker and I'm trying to register the necessary files to run the application in offline mode, but no matter how hard I try, I can never do it since the server can not find them. I have tried in this way:



const cacheUrls = [
'/',
];

self.addEventListener('install', event => {

const promesaDeInstalacion = caches.open('cache-3')
.then( cache => {
return cache.addAll(
cacheUrls
);
});

event.waitUntil(promesaDeInstalacion);
});


Where cacheUrls is the array where I will indicate which files will be saved in cache.



For this I have also tried it in this way:



const cacheUrls = [
'/',
'build/static/css/**.css',
'build/static/js/**.js',
'build/media/**.jpg'
];


Also from this:



const cacheUrls = [
'/',
'/index.html',
'/static/css/',
'/static/js/',
'/static/media/',
];


But the result is always the same. So I do not know how to cache files to have my PWA offline.










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    Does anyone know how he could cache the files for a PWA with React?



    I'm working with a custom service-worker and I'm trying to register the necessary files to run the application in offline mode, but no matter how hard I try, I can never do it since the server can not find them. I have tried in this way:



    const cacheUrls = [
    '/',
    ];

    self.addEventListener('install', event => {

    const promesaDeInstalacion = caches.open('cache-3')
    .then( cache => {
    return cache.addAll(
    cacheUrls
    );
    });

    event.waitUntil(promesaDeInstalacion);
    });


    Where cacheUrls is the array where I will indicate which files will be saved in cache.



    For this I have also tried it in this way:



    const cacheUrls = [
    '/',
    'build/static/css/**.css',
    'build/static/js/**.js',
    'build/media/**.jpg'
    ];


    Also from this:



    const cacheUrls = [
    '/',
    '/index.html',
    '/static/css/',
    '/static/js/',
    '/static/media/',
    ];


    But the result is always the same. So I do not know how to cache files to have my PWA offline.










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      Does anyone know how he could cache the files for a PWA with React?



      I'm working with a custom service-worker and I'm trying to register the necessary files to run the application in offline mode, but no matter how hard I try, I can never do it since the server can not find them. I have tried in this way:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      ];

      self.addEventListener('install', event => {

      const promesaDeInstalacion = caches.open('cache-3')
      .then( cache => {
      return cache.addAll(
      cacheUrls
      );
      });

      event.waitUntil(promesaDeInstalacion);
      });


      Where cacheUrls is the array where I will indicate which files will be saved in cache.



      For this I have also tried it in this way:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      'build/static/css/**.css',
      'build/static/js/**.js',
      'build/media/**.jpg'
      ];


      Also from this:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      '/index.html',
      '/static/css/',
      '/static/js/',
      '/static/media/',
      ];


      But the result is always the same. So I do not know how to cache files to have my PWA offline.










      share|improve this question















      Does anyone know how he could cache the files for a PWA with React?



      I'm working with a custom service-worker and I'm trying to register the necessary files to run the application in offline mode, but no matter how hard I try, I can never do it since the server can not find them. I have tried in this way:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      ];

      self.addEventListener('install', event => {

      const promesaDeInstalacion = caches.open('cache-3')
      .then( cache => {
      return cache.addAll(
      cacheUrls
      );
      });

      event.waitUntil(promesaDeInstalacion);
      });


      Where cacheUrls is the array where I will indicate which files will be saved in cache.



      For this I have also tried it in this way:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      'build/static/css/**.css',
      'build/static/js/**.js',
      'build/media/**.jpg'
      ];


      Also from this:



      const cacheUrls = [
      '/',
      '/index.html',
      '/static/css/',
      '/static/js/',
      '/static/media/',
      ];


      But the result is always the same. So I do not know how to cache files to have my PWA offline.







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          const cacheUrls = [
          '/',
          'build/static/css/**/*.css',
          'build/static/js/**/*.js',
          'build/media/**/*.jpg'
          ];


          where double asterix ** is for subfolders and a single asterix * for any file ending with .fileextension






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          • thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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          try like:



          const cacheUrls = [
          '/',
          'build/static/css/**/*.css',
          'build/static/js/**/*.js',
          'build/media/**/*.jpg'
          ];


          where double asterix ** is for subfolders and a single asterix * for any file ending with .fileextension






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          • thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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          try like:



          const cacheUrls = [
          '/',
          'build/static/css/**/*.css',
          'build/static/js/**/*.js',
          'build/media/**/*.jpg'
          ];


          where double asterix ** is for subfolders and a single asterix * for any file ending with .fileextension






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          • thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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          const cacheUrls = [
          '/',
          'build/static/css/**/*.css',
          'build/static/js/**/*.js',
          'build/media/**/*.jpg'
          ];


          where double asterix ** is for subfolders and a single asterix * for any file ending with .fileextension






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          try like:



          const cacheUrls = [
          '/',
          'build/static/css/**/*.css',
          'build/static/js/**/*.js',
          'build/media/**/*.jpg'
          ];


          where double asterix ** is for subfolders and a single asterix * for any file ending with .fileextension







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          • thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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          • thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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          thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
          – OscarDev
          4 hours ago




          thank you friend but it does not work, it just caches the path /build/static/css/**/*.css as a string but when checking the file it's just the index.html
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