pwa

Como usar

Copie o comando e verifique o pacote antes de instalar no seu ambiente de agente.
Consulte no original as ferramentas, credenciais e ambientes necessários.
Descreva os dados de entrada e a entrega esperada; confira a saída com as fontes.

npx skills add https://github.com/martinolivero/saas-builder --skill pwa

Antes de começar

A instalação não inclui assinatura de modelo, franquia API ou acesso aos seus arquivos.
Estrelas e instalações indicam atividade, não um teste independente de qualidade ou segurança.

Documento original do Skill

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This skill makes a React + Vite app installable and offline-capable — the realistic middle ground between a plain website and a full native app. For a web-SaaS builder, this is the common mobile need; full React Native is rare and better served by Expo's own skills.

Analogy: a PWA is a food truck. It's the same kitchen as the restaurant (your web app), but it can park on the user's home screen and keep serving when the main location's network is down. You don't need to build a second restaurant (a native app) to get there.

When to use this vs going native

PWA (this skill) → installable, offline, push for an existing web app. Covers most "we need mobile" requests.
Full React Native → only when you need deep native APIs, app-store presence, or heavy device integration. Delegate to `expo/skills` (official, ~2k⭐) rather than rebuilding it here. At most, share TS types/API client via a monorepo packages/shared.

Discovery (max 3 questions, only if unknown)

What's the goal — installable, offline reads, offline writes, or push notifications?
Is this an existing Vite app, or starting fresh?
Do you need push on iOS? (It only works for installed PWAs, Safari 16.4+.)

Step 1 — Install and configure

Add `vite-plugin-pwa` (~4k⭐, Workbox-based). Start with registerType: 'autoUpdate' and the generateSW strategy to precache the app shell + static assets. This plus a Web App Manifest and HTTPS = installable.

Step 2 — Author the manifest

Web App Manifest: name, short_name, theme_color, background_color, 192px and 512px maskable icons, display: standalone, start_url. The plugin can generate it from config.

Step 3 — Caching strategy

Cache-first for hashed static assets (they never change without a new hash).
Stale-while-revalidate for API/data (instant from cache, refresh in background).
Set navigateFallback so SPA routes work offline.

Step 4 — Offline writes (if needed)

Don't try to cache POSTs in the service worker. Pair the SW with IndexedDB (e.g. Dexie) + Workbox Background Sync to queue mutations and replay them on reconnect.

Step 5 — Push notifications (if needed)

Switch to injectManifest (custom SW) for push handlers.
Subscribe via PushManager, store the subscription server-side, send via VAPID.
iOS: web push works only for installed PWAs (16.4+) — set expectations.

Step 6 — Avoid the #1 PWA bug

A stale or over-aggressive service worker is the most common PWA support ticket. Always:

Ship a skipWaiting / update strategy.
Surface an in-app "New version available" prompt using the plugin's useRegisterSW — don't silently reload mid-session.
Provide a custom offline fallback page; test via the Lighthouse PWA audit + DevTools "Offline" before shipping.

Output

Deliver: the vite-plugin-pwa config, the manifest, the caching-strategy choices, the update prompt, and (if requested) the IndexedDB+Background-Sync or push setup.

Reference

vite-pwa/vite-plugin-pwa (~4k⭐), GoogleChrome/workbox (~13k⭐), web.dev Learn PWA, expo/skills (for native).