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Writing your own browser reload functionality
- 1. WRITING BROWSER RELOAD FUNCTIONALITY FROM SCRATCH Anze Znidarsic, Flycom d.o.o.
- 2. WHAT DOYOU GUYS DO? more: bit.ly/gms3video Geographic Information System
- 3. STACK • Ubuntu Linux • Nginx • PHP (Laravel) - App & API • NodeJS - Real time communications • Many small integrated GIS related components
- 4. DEV ENVIRONMENT • Macs • Vagrant +VirtualBox (VmWare on production) • Looking into microservices (Docker and friends) • PhpStorm IDE • Gulp task runner
- 5. YES,WE USE GULP.. • .. I know, Gulp is like sooooo 2014 • npm install --save-dev gulp-babel
- 6. BROWSER RELOAD SOLUTION GOALS • A developer changes php/js/css code • All opened browsers (on all connected devices) refresh • Solution criteria: works on any browser, supports http2 • Possible upgrades (e.g., hot reload, HMR, action sync)
- 7. PROCESS Code change if .scss then process SCSS to CSS if .js then process ES201x to ES5 if .php then just go on Reload all opened browsers Local browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox..) VM browsers (Internet Explorer, Edge) Simulators (iOS, Android) Devices (iPhone, Android, iPad)
- 8. EXISTING SOLUTIONS • livereload.com • browser extension • paid solution • browsersync.io • proxy solution • does not support http2
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- 10. OUR SOLUTION Page requested NodeJS Server Page displayed Laravel app Reload Open website in all browsers (either manually or through a script) BROWSERSERVERDEVELOPER Code change in i.e. PhpStorm Task runner (Gulp) Compile JS, CSS and other files Code change detected Request reload
- 11. WHYTHAT NODEJS SERVER? • We already had it, it’s not required, server-side of web sockets can be included in the file watcher (Gulp task runner in our example)
- 12. NODEJS SERVER
- 13. BROWSER
- 14. HM…YOU DIDN’T USE PORT 5000! • We proxy WS through nginx so it works behind corporate firewalls
- 15. GULP
- 16. We’re always looking for new talent to join our growing team. For more contact me at anze@flycom.si Thank you twitter.com/anzeznidarsic