gulp-zabcache v0.0.6
gulp-zabcache
Forked from: https://github.com/Sharique-Hasan/gulp-appcache
Editing
Many thanks to Sharique-Hasan who developed gulp-appcache for gulpjs. I made few changes in the plugin to put project version in manifest, handle explicit file list and add manifest attribute in html tag
Usage
npm install gulp-zabcache
manifest(options)
This controls how this task (and its helpers) operate and should contain key:value pairs, see options below.
options.relativePath
Type: String
Adds the relative path to the file to be caches with hash working as previous.
options.addpkgversion
Type: boolean
Adds the name and version of your project, taken from your package.json
options.filename
Type: String
Default: "app.manifest"
Set name of the Cache Manifest file.
options.cache
It is not supported in this plugin as the hash does not change with in manifest file.
options.exclude
Type: String
Array
Default: undefined
Exclude specific files from the Cache Manifest file.
options.fileList
Type: String
Array
Default: undefined
Adds a list of files in CACHE section
options.network
Type: String
Array
Default: "*"
(By default, an online whitelist wildcard flag is added)
Adds a string to the NETWORK section.
See here for more information.
options.fallback
Type: String
Array
Default: undefined
Adds a string to the FALLBACK section.
See here for more information.
options.preferOnline
Type: Boolean
Default: undefined
Adds a string to the SETTINGS section, specifically the cache mode flag of the prefer-online
state.
See here for more information.
options.timestamp
Type: Boolean
Default: true
Adds a timestamp as a comment for easy versioning.
Note: timestamp will invalidate application cache whenever cache manifest is rebuilt, even if contents of files in src
have not changed.
options.hash
Type: Boolean
Default: false
Adds a sha256 hash of all src
files (actual contents) as a comment.
This will ensure that application cache invalidates whenever actual file contents change (it's recommented to set timestamp
to false
when hash
is used).
options.indexfile
Type: String
Default: undefined
set your index.html file if you want to add manifest attribute
options.indexroot
Type: String
Default: undefined
if index.html is not in the root of your project, set the path here
Usage Example
gulp.task('manifest', function(){
gulp.src(['../client/resources/build/**/*'])
.pipe(manifest({
relativePath: '/resources/build'
hash: true,
preferOnline: true,
network: ['http://*', 'https://*', '*'],
addpkgversion: true,
filelist: ['abc.css', '/lib/cordova.js'],
filename: 'app.manifest',
exclude: 'app.manifest'
}))
.pipe(gulp.dest('build'));
});
Output example
CACHE MANIFEST
CACHE:
/resources/build/js/app.js
/resources/build/css/style
/resources/build/css/style.css
/resources/build/js/zepto.min.js
/resources/build/js/script.js
/resources/build/some_files/index.html
/resources/build/some_files/about.html
NETWORK:
http://*
https://*
*
# hash: 76f0ef591f999871e1dbdf6d5064d1276d80846feeef6b556f74ad87b44ca16a
You do need to be fully aware of standard browser caching. If the files in CACHE are in the network cache, they won't actually update, since the network cache will spit back the same file to the application cache. Therefore, it's recommended to add a hash to the filenames's, akin to rails or yeoman. See here why query strings are not recommended.
9 years ago