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@simplepwa/nextjs-pwa-setup

v1.3.0

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CLI tool to set up PWA in Next.js projects

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simplysabirsimplysabir

Keywords

nextjspwaclinext-pwa

Readme

Simple PWA

A CLI tool to seamlessly set up Progressive Web App (PWA) functionality in your Next.js project.

Features

  • 🚀 One-command PWA setup for Next.js projects
  • 🎨 Interactive CLI with customization options
  • 🔧 Automatic package manager detection (npm, yarn, pnpm)
  • 📱 Support for both standard and src directory structures
  • ⚙️ Configurable asset locations
  • 📝 Auto-generated setup documentation

Quick Start

npm i -g @simplepwa/nextjs-pwa-setup

Prerequisites

  1. Generate your PWA assets at simplepwa.xyz
  2. Download and keep the generated assets ready

Usage

  1. Navigate to your Next.js project:

    cd your-nextjs-project

  2. Run the setup command:

    simple-pwa

  3. Follow the interactive prompts to:

    • Choose your project structure
    • Select assets location
    • Configure PWA details (name, colors, etc.)

  4. Place your generated assets (from simplepwa.xyz) in the specified assets directory

What It Does

  • Installs required dependencies (next-pwa)
  • Creates manifest.json
  • Updates Next.js configuration
  • Generates detailed setup instructions
  • Sets up proper meta tags and configurations

Configuration Options

  • Project Structure:

    • Standard app directory
    • src directory with app router

  • Assets Location:

    • public/assets
    • public/images
    • Custom location

  • Customizable PWA Details:

    • App name
    • Short name
    • Description
    • Theme color
    • Background color

Asset Generation

Visit simplepwa.xyz/asset to generate:

  • icon-192.png (192x192)
  • icon-512.png (512x512)
  • icon-maskable-192.png (192x192)
  • icon-maskable-512.png (512x512)

License

MIT © [Sabir Khan]

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