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@vite-pwa/workbox-build

v8.0.5

Published

A module that integrates into your build process, helping you generate a manifest of local files that workbox-sw should precache.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

workboxworkboxjsservice workercachingfetch requestsofflinefile manifestviterolldown

Readme

🛠️ Welcome to Vite PWA Workbox Build

The modern toolkit for modern web apps. Vite PWA Workbox Build provides the essential, ESM-powered JavaScript libraries you need to build rock-solid, offline-ready Progressive Web Apps.

Requirements

@vite-pwa/workbox-build requires Node 22.14.0 or above.

You need to install the following dependencies to run @vite-pwa/workbox-build:

  • Rolldown 1.0.0 or above: if you've installed Vite 8 or above, you don't need to install Rolldown as a dependency, because Vite 8 uses Rolldown; you need to install Rolldown when using Webpack, RsPack or RsBuild
  • magicstring 0.5.0 or above: when using generateSW strategy only

Breaking Changes

The following breaking changes were introduced in the packages:

  • injectManifest strategy doesn't build your service worker, @vite-pwa/workbox-build just injects the manifest into your service worker
  • removed service worker templates: consumer should use a custom service worker instead (using ESM notation)
  • removed offline Google Analytics support

New features

@vite-pwa/workbox-build adds these new features:

  • buildSW strategy: builds your service worker and injects the manifest into it when enabled
  • dual service worker generation, with generateSW and buildSW strategies: use swType option
  • dot env files support: .env, .env.local, .env.[mode], .env.[mode].local files are supported
  • custom Rolldown/Vite plugins
  • custom logs level configuration
  • minify the service worker build, including comments (Rolldown options)
  • custom code splitting chunks: now it is possible to split your service worker code into multiple chunks, not just workbox service worker modules
  • new additionalManifestEntriesGenerator factory to allow use async generators to allow to defer the manifest entries generation (read and calculate revision) until required
  • generateSW strategy supports configuring parallel option to allow precaching in parallel, instead of sequentially
  • generateSW strategy supports configuring urlManipulation option
  • build plugins for Vite, Webpack, RSPack and RSBuild

📄 License

MIT License © 2026-PRESENT Anthony Fu