OneSignal-Website-SDK | push notification service for web and mobile apps | Notification library
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OneSignal is the market leader in customer engagement, powering mobile push, web push, email, and in-app messages. This SDK allows your site's visitors to receive push notifications from you. Send visitors custom notification content, target specific users, and send automatically based on triggers.
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QUESTION
I have been checking a lot of threads on this topic , and can't seem to find a clear answer to this .
Question :
Do service workers check imported scripts for byte size difference, and trigger update of SW if there is difference.
In GitHub issues I went through :
- Add web SDK API for service worker to be updated manually
- Consider relying on eTags (or other headers) for service worker dependencies to check for updates
And also followed up with these :
Most of the articles are from 2016/17 and they are saying this should be implemented. On GitHub theres even a mention that work on this has started, but nothing more, no clear status on this or maybe I'm just missing it ?
Any info on this would be helpful.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-13 at 12:15According to this, starting in version 68, chrome will ignore HTTP cache when requesting updates to the service worker script. Requests for importScripts will still go via the HTTP cache. But this is just the default—a new registration option, updateViaCache is available that offers control over this behavior.
Example of updateViaCache option:
if ('serviceWorker' in navigator) {
navigator.serviceWorker.register('/service-worker.js', {
updateViaCache: 'none'
});
}
When set to 'none', the HTTP cache will not be consulted when making requests for either the top-level /service-worker.js or for any imported scripted, such as the hypothetical path/to/import.js.
QUESTION
For my internship project I'm working on, a java webapp, I need to send notifications to a not fully HTTPS website. OneSignal offers the possibility to do so.
At first, to test their service, I hardcoded direclty the client SDK javascript inside some
However, I had to move my javascript into a js file as the development rules of my company specify that javascript should not be in a jsp file. So I linked the code to a button to manually activate it using document.querySelector('.id-foo').addEventListener('click', initOneSignal).
The javascript file is then dynamically loaded at the footer of my jsp.
Here is my js file :
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-30 at 08:24I've found the solution ! and it was kind of obvious. I just needed to reset Firefox and it's working fine now. Thanks to this page which gave my the hint.
This issue was related to the fact I'm switching between HTTP and HTTPS configurations in order to test differents webpsuh solutions/service. To do so, I have to use a custom SSL certificate to fake being on a fully HTTPS website and add a security expection in Firefox. When coming back to HTTP, my Firefox configuration was sill affected by this exception somehow and therefore Firefox was throwing a Security Error.
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