@adorsys-gis/usepwa
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`usepwa` is a lightweight React hook designed to simplify the integration of Progressive Web App (PWA) features into your applications. This library provides a straightforward way to manage PWA installation prompts, enabling seamless user experiences acro
usepwa is a lightweight React hook designed to simplify the integration of Progressive Web App (PWA) features into your applications. This library provides a straightforward way to manage PWA installation prompts, enabling seamless user experiences across devices. With usePWA, developers can easily check if their application is installable, helping to encourage users to install and engage with their web apps like native applications. Leverage this hook to enhance your app's functionality and deliver a more robust experience for your users.
npm install @adorsys-gis/usepwa
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`usepwa` is a lightweight React hook designed to simplify the integration of Progressive Web App (PWA) features into your applications. This library provides a straightforward way to manage PWA installation prompts, enabling seamless user experiences acro
We found that @adorsys-gis/usepwa demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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