Create React App with AMP
A simple React-based progressive web app that displays Accelerated Mobile Page (AMP) content. Built on create-react-app for minimal build configuration.
To see it in action, go to http://choumx.github.io/amp-pwa.
Table of Contents
User Guide
Quick Start
git clone git@github.com:choumx/amp-pwa.git
cd amp-pwa
npm install
npm start
In a separate terminal, start the development API server:
node server.js
npm start|test|run build
This project uses the same development workflow as create-react-app
:
npm start
runs the app in development mode.npm test
runs the test watcher in an interactive mode.npm run build
builds the app for production to the build
folder.
See create-react-app
's documentation for more detail.
node server.js
The web server initiated by npm start
only serves the app's static content. To serve the AMP content to be displayed by the app, there's a separate Express server in server.js
.
For more information on how the web server and API server interact, check out Using create-react-app with a server and Proxying API Requests in Development.
Changes to create-react-app
This project adds modern web features to create-react-app
:
- Accelerated mobile page (AMP) content: Displays fast-loading AMP documents within the app shell via Shadow DOM.
- Progressive web: A service worker enables progressive enhancement of AMP content with precaching, offline functionality and an app shell.
New dependencies
Compared to create-react-app
, this project adds a small number of new dependencies:
sw-precache
generates a production-ready service worker for precaching and other progressive enhancements.express
is used to run the development API server, server.js
.bootstrap
and react-bootstrap
can be easily removed for your choice of UI framework.
New files
amp-pwa/
content/
manifest.webmanifest
server.js
service-worker.tmpl
sw-precache-config.json
content/
contains sample AMP documents displayed by the app.manifest.webmanifest
contains app metadata for native support in Chrome on Android.service-worker.tmpl
is a customized service worker template for sw-precache
.sw-precache-config.json
instructs sw-precache
which assets to precache and which resources to cache at runtime.
Limitations