I'm struggling to make this work. If anyone could help, that'd be sweet.

To get it going, you can run npm run start which will start quik. quik does some fancy things. If you want to try it without anything special, run npm run predeploy to build all the files and stuff, then run npm run serve:dist to serve the site on port 8080. You'll notice that pretty much the whole app is inlined in index.html. Only extras are the favicon and the service-worker.js script.

The file responsible for starting the service worker is start-service-worker.js. Then the actual service-worker code is service-worker.js. It has the cache polyfill included.

I'm a total newb at this. Thanks for any help!

My wife wants to have lists for:

• shopping
• Cleaning the kitchen
• Cleaning different rooms
• Etc.

I'm thinking doing some tabs at the top...

I'd like to be able to sort these items manually (mobile first).

Using localStorage is great, but it'd be really nice to be able to login using twitter/facebook/google/email and persisting things in a backend somewhere (firebase?) would be really handy. That way you could do data entry on the computer and use the list on your phone.

Anyone wanna work on this?

1. Go to repeat-todo.surge.sh
2. Create an todo
3. Press complete

Nothing happens. While 'Delete" works as expected

We cant use index of items as key because this is not item UID here. Also we can't use todo text as key because it is not unique. Shouldn't we implement some ID, hash, timestamp or something like this?

Some kind of import mechanism would be cool.

Right now it's inlined on the index.html which makes it HUGE! Any thoughts here @satya164? I imagine I need to do things a bit differently...

My phone still hasn't updated to have the animations... I'm not sure how to force it to update. I think it's a problem with the service workers or something :-(