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if I would love to implement offline support for quickdocs, how would I be going to implement it?
Currently, the initial web page (html,css and js I presume) needs to be loaded via devdocs.io; so you actually have to be online in order to use the offline data that you have downloaded before already... which kinda defeats the purpose.
I'd love to implement this, but currently I have no clue on where to put this. I guess that downloading the devdocs website and forcing it to load from a cache is the way to solve this issue.
I know that webkit-gtk has options for this, as for another project of mine I was able to load everything from cache; even the service worker file when being offline. But I'm not sure where this is integrated as I've got zero experience with vala so far.
Thanks for any advice,
~Cookie
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Hey,
if I would love to implement offline support for quickdocs, how would I be going to implement it?
Currently, the initial web page (html,css and js I presume) needs to be loaded via devdocs.io; so you actually have to be online in order to use the offline data that you have downloaded before already... which kinda defeats the purpose.
I'd love to implement this, but currently I have no clue on where to put this. I guess that downloading the devdocs website and forcing it to load from a cache is the way to solve this issue.
I know that webkit-gtk has options for this, as for another project of mine I was able to load everything from cache; even the service worker file when being offline. But I'm not sure where this is integrated as I've got zero experience with vala so far.
Thanks for any advice,
~Cookie
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: