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The Aurelia 1 command line tool. Use the CLI to create projects, scaffold components, and bundle your app for release.
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Support for PWA #399

Closed jmvtrinidad closed 7 years ago

jmvtrinidad commented 7 years ago

I'm submitting a feature request

Please tell us about your environment:

Current behavior: N/A

AStoker commented 7 years ago

Could you put a little bit more details about Progressive Web App and what you would expect exactly?

jmvtrinidad commented 7 years ago

Upon executing au new --mobile, au-cli should be able to generate files needed to get started developing Progressive Web App(PWA). It also should be based on Material Design or maybe (just maybe) based on Bootstrap. Building, adding page, elements, components, etc. should be the same.

More about PWA. Thanks for great work.

AStoker commented 7 years ago

It sounds like you're wanting something that builds a setup specifically for Material/Bootstrap. I'm not sure that's the direction that the CLI is going, @EisenbergEffect can confirm that. The CLI sets up a skeleton project that needs just bare bones stuff.
Adding to the CLI a build setup for a specific library might start opening the doors to making a build setup for other libraries, and before you know it you have 100 different flags for different frameworks that nobody can manage.
It's probably a better idea for those individual projects to set up their own project according to how they need it.

jmvtrinidad commented 7 years ago

For clarification, its not about libraries, its more about the structure that will generate to get started developing Progressive Web App. Sorry for confusion.

EisenbergEffect commented 7 years ago

Specifically, what about the default setup is a problem for PWA? I don't see any real issues.

jmvtrinidad commented 7 years ago

Sorry, what do you mean by this?

Specifically, what about the default setup is a problem for PWA?

Ganbin commented 7 years ago

With the default setup you can already build a PWA. It is depending the way you create your application and not the setup made by the CLI.

The CLI provide the setup to develop your project. You can go any direction you want. Mobile, SPA, full desktop, PWA, etc...

jmvtrinidad commented 7 years ago

Maybe its more suitable in skeleton-navigation repository. Thanks for great support.

andreabaldin-LIC commented 7 years ago

Future looks at PWAs. Providing a PWA template would increase dramatically the Aurelia distribution.
Personally I'm looking for production ready template: Aurelia + .NETCore + PWA + Webpack3 + TypeScript with Implicit Flow auth (OpenIddict/IdentityServer4) and I don't want to spend months in setting and sorting configuration problems.
Sorry, no time to spend in infrastructure challenges and several projects waiting for a productive starting point. Any ideas ? Thx in advance

diegohb commented 7 years ago

yes, let's avoid 100 switches for cli and any implementation specifics!! đź‘Ť supporting all the library package loaders and bundlers is a big enough task for this project...

@andreabaldin-LIC - this following is somewhat what you're looking for... i needed the same sort of thing to be able to have a decent jump-off point without spending too much time (again) figuring out node and au tooling specifics..

It is Aurelia CLI (aurelia.json) + SystemJS (instead of Webpack) + DotNetCore 1.1 + TypeScript + Bootstrap + JQuery. It is "F5-able" (ready to run) from both VSCode and VS2017. It's also setup with an opinionated approach at handling multi-SPAs within single MVC Web App that is structured to allow standard ASPNET MVC pages as well.

https://github.com/diegohb/samples-aurelia-vanilla_cli

andreabaldin-LIC commented 7 years ago

I also tested that coming with the .NET SPA templates (https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2017/02/14/building-single-page-applications-on-asp-net-core-with-javascriptservices/) . It also includes Webpack and Typescript !

However it can be challenging configuring the Webpack PWA starting point, then the authentication…

I wouldn’t like to invest on something not ready for prod and after a while have to move to another framework.

However thanks for your quick response.

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yes, let's avoid 100 switches for cli and any implementation specifics!! đź‘Ť supporting all the library package loaders and bundlers is a big task enough for this project...

@andreabaldin-LIChttps://github.com/andreabaldin-lic - this following is somewhat what you're looking for... i needed the same sort of thing to be able to have a decent jump-off point without spending too much time (again) figuring out node and au tooling specifics..

It is Aurelia CLI (aurelia.json) + SystemJS (instead of Webpack) + DotNetCore 1.1 + TypeScript + Bootstrap + JQuery. It is "F5-able" (ready to run) from both VSCode and VS2017. It's also setup with an opinionated approach at handling multi-SPAs within single MVC Web App that is structured to allow standard ASPNET MVC pages as well.

https://github.com/diegohb/samples-aurelia-vanilla_cli

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JeroenVinke commented 7 years ago

@andreabaldin-LIC PWA support is now tracked here: https://github.com/aurelia/cli/issues/535. It's something we really like to get in, but there are other things we need to get done first.

andreabaldin-LIC commented 7 years ago

Ok, thanks. In the meantime I’ll have a look at other frameworks waiting for the Aurelia one. Cheers

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@andreabaldin-LIChttps://github.com/andreabaldin-lic PWA support is now tracked here: #535https://github.com/aurelia/cli/issues/535. It's something we really like to get in, but there are other things we need to get done first.

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