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@versui/sw-plugin

v0.1.2

Published

Service Worker plugin for Versui - fetch assets from Walrus decentralized storage

Readme

@versui/sw-plugin

Service Worker plugin for fetching assets from Walrus decentralized storage.

Installation

npm install @versui/sw-plugin

Usage

Simple (Auto-generated SW)

If you deployed with versui deploy, a service worker is already generated. You don't need this plugin.

Custom Service Worker

If you have your own service worker and want to integrate Versui:

// sw.js
import { create_versui_handler } from '@versui/sw-plugin'

// Create handler (resources loaded separately for flexibility)
const versui = create_versui_handler()

// Load resources (can be called anytime)
versui.load({
  '/index.html': 'your-quilt-patch-id',
  '/assets/main.js': 'another-patch-id',
  // ... from versui deploy output
})

self.addEventListener('install', () => self.skipWaiting())
self.addEventListener('activate', e => e.waitUntil(clients.claim()))
self.addEventListener('fetch', e => versui.handle(e))

With Caching + Custom Aggregators

const versui = create_versui_handler({
  cache_name: 'my-app-v1',  // Enables caching
  aggregators: ['https://my-custom-aggregator.com'],  // Prepended to defaults
})

versui.load({ '/index.html': 'blob123' })

Dynamic Updates

Update resources without redeploying your service worker:

self.addEventListener('message', e => {
  if (e.data.type === 'UPDATE_VERSUI') {
    versui.load(e.data.resources)  // Seamless update
  }
})

From your app:

navigator.serviceWorker.controller.postMessage({
  type: 'UPDATE_VERSUI',
  resources: { '/index.html': 'new-blob-id' }
})

Combining with Other Logic

self.addEventListener('fetch', e => {
  // Let Versui handle its resources
  if (versui.handles(e.request)) {
    versui.handle(e)
    return
  }

  // Your own logic for other requests
  e.respondWith(fetch(e.request))
})

API

create_versui_handler(options)

Options (all optional):

  • resources: Initial resource map (can also use .load() method)
  • aggregators: Additional aggregators (prepended to defaults for priority)
  • cache_name: Enable response caching (default: null)

Returns object with methods:

  • load(resources): Load/update resource mappings (path -> quiltPatchId)
  • handle(event): Handle fetch events for Versui resources
  • handles(request): Check if request should be handled
  • fetch_from_walrus(pathname): Manually fetch a resource

Example:

const versui = create_versui_handler({ cache_name: 'v1' })
versui.load({ '/index.html': 'blob123' })
self.addEventListener('fetch', e => versui.handle(e))

License

Apache-2.0