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Service worker framework for precache vs cache build from scratch

I want to convert a existing traditional web application with many resources into progressive web application. I am researching before committing to either of the options. I read somewhere about NPM package called sw-precache that detects all static resources (HTML, JavaScript, CSS, images, etc.) and holding resources by self-build in a cache

const staticDevCoffee = "dev-coffee-site-v1"
const assets = [
  "/",
  "/index.html",
  "/css/style.css",
  "/js/app.js",
  "/images/coffee1.jpg",
  "/images/coffee2.jpg",
  "/images/coffee3.jpg",
  "/images/coffee4.jpg",
  "/images/coffee5.jpg",
  "/images/coffee6.jpg",
  "/images/coffee7.jpg",
  "/images/coffee8.jpg",
  "/images/coffee9.jpg",
]

Is Service worker framework for precache on npm better than if I build cache build from scratch myself in term of performances. What is the pro and cons of the two.

about 4 years ago · Santiago Gelvez
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