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Good evening, I'm trying to work with Reactjs and ServiceWorker to create a PWA but when creating a new project everything seems to work fine but when running npm run build and dispatch the result with npm's http-server opens the application correctly but the browser never records that there is a service worker.
I have already dealt with 3 projects and different browsers but everything remains the same.
The projects are as they are installed with create-react-app.
Does anyone know why the service worker is not installed?
Attached image of how it is not registered by the browser even though it is in the build folder.
If I do this without using react as proof with a simple service worker file if I can register it but with reacrt I do not get it that way.
Thanks.
reactjs service-worker
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Good evening, I'm trying to work with Reactjs and ServiceWorker to create a PWA but when creating a new project everything seems to work fine but when running npm run build and dispatch the result with npm's http-server opens the application correctly but the browser never records that there is a service worker.
I have already dealt with 3 projects and different browsers but everything remains the same.
The projects are as they are installed with create-react-app.
Does anyone know why the service worker is not installed?
Attached image of how it is not registered by the browser even though it is in the build folder.
If I do this without using react as proof with a simple service worker file if I can register it but with reacrt I do not get it that way.
Thanks.
reactjs service-worker
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You might need to disable the HTTPS security verification. Services workers only work in HTTPS.
– ChrisR
yesterday
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Good evening, I'm trying to work with Reactjs and ServiceWorker to create a PWA but when creating a new project everything seems to work fine but when running npm run build and dispatch the result with npm's http-server opens the application correctly but the browser never records that there is a service worker.
I have already dealt with 3 projects and different browsers but everything remains the same.
The projects are as they are installed with create-react-app.
Does anyone know why the service worker is not installed?
Attached image of how it is not registered by the browser even though it is in the build folder.
If I do this without using react as proof with a simple service worker file if I can register it but with reacrt I do not get it that way.
Thanks.
reactjs service-worker
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OscarDev
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Good evening, I'm trying to work with Reactjs and ServiceWorker to create a PWA but when creating a new project everything seems to work fine but when running npm run build and dispatch the result with npm's http-server opens the application correctly but the browser never records that there is a service worker.
I have already dealt with 3 projects and different browsers but everything remains the same.
The projects are as they are installed with create-react-app.
Does anyone know why the service worker is not installed?
Attached image of how it is not registered by the browser even though it is in the build folder.
If I do this without using react as proof with a simple service worker file if I can register it but with reacrt I do not get it that way.
Thanks.
reactjs service-worker
reactjs service-worker
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You might need to disable the HTTPS security verification. Services workers only work in HTTPS.
– ChrisR
yesterday
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You might need to disable the HTTPS security verification. Services workers only work in HTTPS.
– ChrisR
yesterday
You might need to disable the HTTPS security verification. Services workers only work in HTTPS.
– ChrisR
yesterday
You might need to disable the HTTPS security verification. Services workers only work in HTTPS.
– ChrisR
yesterday
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Does you import your SW in the App entry point module? Example:
// index.js:
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));
registerServiceWorker();
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Sviat Kuzhelev
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Thanks partners. I was able to solve it by modifying in line src / index.js the line 1 that I had:
serviceWorker.unregister();
By: serviceWorker.register();
And now it works.
Regards!
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Does you import your SW in the App entry point module? Example:
// index.js:
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));
registerServiceWorker();
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Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
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Does you import your SW in the App entry point module? Example:
// index.js:
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));
registerServiceWorker();
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
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up vote
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Does you import your SW in the App entry point module? Example:
// index.js:
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));
registerServiceWorker();
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
Does you import your SW in the App entry point module? Example:
// index.js:
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';
ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.getElementById('root'));
registerServiceWorker();
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
answered yesterday
Sviat Kuzhelev
931215
931215
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Thanks partners. I was able to solve it by modifying in line src / index.js the line 1 that I had:
serviceWorker.unregister();
By: serviceWorker.register();
And now it works.
Regards!
answered yesterday
OscarDev
829
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Thanks partners. I was able to solve it by modifying in line src / index.js the line 1 that I had:
serviceWorker.unregister();
By: serviceWorker.register();
And now it works.
Regards!
answered yesterday
OscarDev
829
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Thanks partners. I was able to solve it by modifying in line src / index.js the line 1 that I had:
serviceWorker.unregister();
By: serviceWorker.register();
And now it works.
Regards!
answered yesterday
OscarDev
829
Thanks partners. I was able to solve it by modifying in line src / index.js the line 1 that I had:
serviceWorker.unregister();
By: serviceWorker.register();
And now it works.
Regards!
answered yesterday
OscarDev
829
answered yesterday
OscarDev
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answered yesterday
OscarDev
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