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Added

• Added support for bundles, as for the issue #42
• Added timings in traced steps
• Add two different events for when it has setup, or is simply ready
• Adding support for unit tests..finally!
• Add extra events to the API
• Added a video with an example for the dsw init command

Updates

• Fixed problem in init program
• Fix redirected requests trace data
• Unregister method, now also drops all indexedDB databases
• Add support to test steps that should follow an order
• Fix problem for a specific situation: When the request was redirected, using variables, to a not-cached source, on an offline browser, it was failing. Also increased the quality of the trace messages.
• Fixed problem with redirects in tracesteps
• Fixed problem for "navigate" mode in requests
• Fixed a few bugs related to the behavior of some specific requests and redirects.
• Fixed problems for requests in offline mode.
• Fixed problem with variables in failing requests.

##Learning

• How to install
• How to use it
• Push Notification support
  • Matching requests
  • Request Strategies
  • Possible actions for each request
    • Caching requests
    • Storing in IndexedDB
    • Tracing and debugging requests
    • Preloading bundles
• Drops/examples
  • Treating 404 pages
  • Treating 404 images
  • Caching requests
  • Uncacheable rules
  • Redirecting requests
  • Using variables in redirects
  • Caching everything
  • Caching static files
  • Bypassing requests
  • Sending credentials
• Using it programatically (require('dsw'))
• Client API
  • Notifications API
  • PUSH Notifications API
  • Connection Status API
• Contributing to the project

NEW

• Push Notifiction: Now you can configure and use GCM Push Notifications Service.
• Push Notifiction API: You can use the API to listen for the Notification events, including the notification click.
• Few bugs fixed: We cleaned up the source code a little bit and fixed some bugs.
• Client API: Extra API methods.
• Fixed Method bug: Fixed problem for some rules, in requests that used the method POST.

Advantages

• Use of variables to build URLs and redirects
• Different strategies (offline-first, online-first or fastest)
• Easy-to-set rules for 404 pages, redirects, cache or use indexedDB, or outpus
• Trace requests to debug your configuration, rules and filters
• Decision over cache naming and versioning for each matching request
• Many named rules (for future debugging tooling...I imagine we can have a lighthouse-like page for debugging your service workers and your rules)
• Support for indexedDB
• Support for messaging and syncing events (under development)
• Quite simple JSON configuration and easy to start with the basic, or go further for more complex cases
• Client API with many possibilities
• API for Web Notifications
• Support (and API) for Push Notifications
• Support for opaque requests

Learning

Read the commented json configuration file: https://naschq.github.io/dsw/config-example.html

• How to install
• How to use it
• Push Notification support
  • Matching requests
  • Request Strategies
  • Possible actions for each request
    • Caching requests
    • Storing in IndexedDB
    • Tracing and debugging requests
• Drops/examples
  • Treating 404 pages
  • Treating 404 images
  • Caching requests
  • Uncacheable rules
  • Redirecting requests
  • Using variables in redirects
  • Caching everything
  • Caching static files
  • Bypassing requests
  • Sending credentials
• Using it programatically (require('dsw'))
• Client API
  • Notifications API
  • PUSH Notifications API
  • Connection Status API
• Contributing to the project

NEW

• Debugg and Trace: Now you can trace and debug your requests and configuration from dswfile.js.
• AND and OR: You can now match requests with AND and OR statements.
• Few bugs fixed: We cleaned up the source code a little bit and fixed some bugs.
• Client API: You can now use the client API to have access to some normalised aliases and shortcuts for some features.
• Different Origin treatment: Requests for different Origins (CORS) now works better even for embeded contents.

Learning

Read the full documentation: https://github.com/NascHQ/dsw Read the commented json configuration file: https://naschq.github.io/dsw/config-example.html

• How to install
• How to use it
  • Matching requests
  • Request Strategies
  • Possible actions for each request
    • Caching requests
    • Storing in IndexedDB
    • Tracing and debugging requests
• Drops/examples
  • Treating 404 pages
  • Treating 404 images
  • Caching requests
  • Uncacheable rules
  • Redirecting requests
  • Using variables in redirects
  • Caching everything
  • Caching static files
  • Bypassing requests
  • Sending credentials
  • Using it programatically (require('dsw'))
  • Client API
  • Contributing to the project

The source code has been reorganised.

Besides that, some cool new features have been added, such as:

• multiple matching properties
• support for offline-first strategy
• support for online-first strategy
• support for fastest strategy
• support for programatic interaction (using require)