When developping using the tilt environment, we need to allow the domain
docs.127.0.0.1.nip.io in the next configuration.
Also the the customization is removed as it is not maintained.
We were previously copying the emoji assets
in a webpack plugin, but that doesn't run with
turbopack. This commit moves the copying to a
pre-build script, which runs regardless of the
bundler used.
Ui-kit expose now correctly the Marianne font.
We can use it now just by importing the font
from our css, no need to copy paste the font
in the public folder.
We now use exported emoji from emoji-datasource-apple
package instead of relying on a CDN.
During a build or dev command, the emoji images
are copied from node_modules to the public assets
folder. They are not versionned.
We now use Marianne font from @gouvfr-lasuite/ui-kit
package instead of a versionned local copies.
This ensures we always use the latest version of
the font.
During a build or dev command, Marianne font files
are copied from node_modules to the public assets
folder. They can stop being versionned.
We add a buildId to the service worker to force
the browser to update the service worker when
the buildId changes.
Before we were on the tag version, but
the browser was not updating the service worker
easily on the staging environment.
This commit adds the service worker api to the
impress app.
The service worker api will cache the api calls
in the indexdb. We are using the network first
strategy to fetch the data. If the network is
not available, we will fetch the data from the
indexdb.
To do that, we create a custom plugin (ApiPlugin).
Add a new environment variable to enable or disable
the service worker in development mode.
By default, the service worker is disabled
in development mode, it can cause problems
when developing the application with the hmr.
It can creates useless log in the console
as well.
We can easily enable it by setting
NEXT_PUBLIC_SW_DEACTIVATED to false in the
.env.development file.
We will use this new var to not use the service
worder with the CI as well.
Add a offline mode support from a service worker.
The service worker will cache the assets and the
visited pages to be able to work offline.
Created a fallback page for when the user is offline
and tries to access a page that is not cached.
When we use the static mode, Next.js want that we
build our resource pages at build time. But we can't
do that because users can create a resource at runtime.
So we redirect thanks to ngnix when we see that
a resource page is not found.
