🍚 static resources front-end storage solving strategy

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For those resources that need to be cached, you do not have to insert script tags to the pages. Just write a little piece of JavaScript and bowl will take care of it.

<script>
var bowl = new Bowl()
bowl.add([
  { url: 'dist/vendor.[hash].js', key: 'vendor' },
  { url: 'dist/app.[hash].js', key: 'app' },
  { url: 'dist/style.[hash].css', key: 'style' }
])
bowl.inject().then(() => {
  // do some stuff
})
</script>

bowl will add these resources to cache(currently localStorage). whenever the url of the resources get modified, bowl will update the files in the cache. For more useful functions of bowl, just checkout the API document.

After cloning the repo, run:

$ yarn install # yep, yarn is recommended. :)

# watch and auto rebuild lib/bowl.js and lib/bowl.min.js
$ npm run dev

# watch and auto re-run unit tests in Chrome
$ npm run test:unit

# build all dist files
$ npm run build

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