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[GitHub] [cordova-windows] tjmoore commented on issue #327: VS2019 drops .jsproj (UWP JS) support, VS2017 keeps working

tjmoore commented on issue #327: VS2019 drops .jsproj (UWP JS) support, VS2017 keeps working
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-windows/issues/327#issuecomment-516059406
 
 
   I'm a bit confused about PWAs, but it seems the JS code needs to be modified to supply a ServiceWorker object so the browser engine can run it local or offline. I thought though this means you need to publically host the web content to initially fetch it, but possibly you can still locally package the content and serve it from there. https://deletethis.net/dave/2018-05/Win10+PWA+Terminology
   
   That said, this refers to WWAHost, but comments here suggest that has gone away in 2019.
   
   I've got a project that's an LOB local installed JS UWP, which just contains a JS hosted web app. Works great, but no longer supported. It's simply a jsproj and some HTML content and nothing else really. It needs to install and run with no Internet access and without having to host the content on a web server to get it to initially run.

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