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@o3r/ngx-prefetch

Angular builder for prefetching resources before loading the application

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ngx-prefetch

Angular builder for prefetching resources before loading the application

Description

There are some cases when application resources need to be prefetched before loading the app (ex. from the airline portal.)

The prefetch builder will create a ngxPrefetch.js file that, when executed, will dinamically create <link> tags.

Prerequisites

A prerequiste for the script is to have Angular Service Worker enabled as it is using the ngsw.json from the production build folder that is generated by the Angular Service Worker. Therefore it will be ran after the build prod.

Builder options

  • targetBuild Mandatory The target build where prefetch should be applied. Used for identifying the outputPath of the build.

  • resourceTypes An object describing the resource types that should be prefetched.

  • crossorigin Flag that sets crossorigin attribute on links. If true it will be set for all prefetched resources.

  • production Flag for creating a production (minified) version of the js file or a development one.

  • staticsFullPath By default the prefetched resources are hosted next to the ngxPrefetch.js file, on the same server. If it is not the case, you can configure the full path of the resources that will be prefetched. (ex: https://my-web-app.com/path/to/my-app/). It is also possible to set this value by runtime. Instead of setting it in the Builder's options, you can search and replace for {STATICS_FULL_PATH} on the server side in order to inject a path.

Usage

[package.json]

    ...
    "build:prod": "ng build --prod && yarn run generate:prefetch",
    "generate:prefetch": "yarn app-name:generate-prefetch",
    ...

[angular.json]

"generate-prefetch": {
    "builder": "@o3r/ngx-prefetch",
    "options": {
        "targetBuild": "my-app:build:production"
    }
},

[angular.json: full configuration]

"generate-prefetch": {
    "builder": "@o3r/ngx-prefetch",
    "options": {
        "targetBuild": "my-app:build:production",
        "resourceTypes": {
            "image": ["png", "jpg", "gif"],
            "font": ["eot", "ttf", "woff", "woff2", "svg"],
            "style": ["css"],
            "script": ["js"],
            "document": ["html"]
        },
        "crossorigin": true,
        "production": false,
        "staticsFullPath": "https://my-web-app.com/path/to/my-app/"
    }
},

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Package last updated on 19 Jan 2022

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