next-manifest
Next.js plugin for Web Manifest and PWA
Updates
- After 3.x, icon generating is deprecated because of
worker_threads
is not supported on now platform.
Installation
npm install --save next-manifest
or
yarn add next-manifest
Usage
// next.config.jsconst withManifest = ;const defaults = // next-manifest options outout: './static'/', // manifest options name: 'PWA', icons: [ { "src": "/static/icons/icon-192x192.png", "sizes": "192x192", "type": "image/png" }, { "src": "/static/icons/icon-512x512.png", "sizes": "512x512", "type": "image/png" } ]}module.exports = withManifest({ manifest: { ...defaults }});
manifest.json
After build is over without errors, manifest.json
will be created at output
Deploying a manifest with more meta for PWA
Web manifest must be declared in your HTML pages using a link tag at the head of your document. Not only manifest link, also both of meta
, viewport
and theme-color
will be needed for your PWA, like below:
for your convenience, this plugin supports Manifest
component. You can place Manifest
component under <Head>
component in _document.js
with props.
// pages/_document.js <Head> <Manifest /></Head>
if you want to update the values in tags, pass the content and href value to the component
// pages/_document.js <Head> <Manifest // path for manifest will be deploying href='/static/manifest/manifest.json' // color for `theme-color` themeColor='#F0F0F0' // scale for `viewport` meta tag initialScale='1' /></Head>
See the example project to understand.
License
MIT © Jimmy Moon