Closed tlhunter closed 2 years ago
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Hey @tlhunter , unfortunately im unable to reproduce this issue. What is the exact URL you are putting into the input on the home page?
@jgw96
I opened PWA Builder using a Firefox private window and the build was able to work.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'm going through the PWA Builder wizard with an existing, working PWA of mine (https://app.radar.chat):
These results suggest that the PWA is good. It does work fine on Android and iOS browser via add to homescreen, and already has a manifest and service worker. So I click the Next button.
The next screen seems to suggest that I need to add a manifest file and a service worker. It links to the [https://github.com/pwa-builder/pwabuilder-web/blob/V2/src/assets/next-steps.md](next steps) markdown document telling me to add a bunch of files, and reference them in the HTML. It also mentions a
pwabuilder-sw.js
file, though it doesn't seem to be available for download.The Generate button gives me a zip file with a manifest.json file that is the same as the one I already have except that the icon paths are different (using
images/
in the root). It doesn't contain apwabuilder-sw.js
file.Describe the solution you'd like I'd like it if the docs mention exactly what the requirements are for PWA Builder to generate a native app project. Like, do I need to move the icons to a
/images/
folder? Do I need to rename my existingservice-worker.js
file topwabuilder-sw.js
? The current docs seem mostly targeted towards developers who don't yet have a PWA.Describe alternatives you've considered N/A
Additional context N/A