parse and manipulate AppCache manifests
This module exports an AppCache constructor, and a parser function so that
your JavaScript code can understand and manipulate the string contents of an
AppCache Manifest.
This is module is not designed to work in web browsers as-is, due to the use of
the CommonJS module pattern, and Node.js' crypto built-in.
You should be able to use this in Node.js as-is, or in web browsers with a CommonJS-compatible bundler like WebPack or Browserify.
- @constructor
- @type {
String} a handy SHA1 hash, populated byAppCache.parse()
Having a hash is useful for comparing AppCache manifests files.
- @type {
String[]} the CACHE entries, populated byAppCache.parse()
- @type {
String[]} the FALLBACK entries, populated byAppCache.parse()
- @type {
String[]} the NETWORK entries, populated byAppCache.parse()
- @param {
String} the AppCache manifest file's contents - @returns {
AppCache} the parsed result
var AppCache = require('@jokeyrhyme/appcache');
var appCache = AppCache.parse(/* string downloaded from an AppCache URL */);
console.log(appCache.cache);
// [ ... ] Array of URL Strings from all CACHE sections of the AppCache manifest![greenkeeper[bot] avatar](https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/in/505?v=4 "greenkeeper[bot]")
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