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PWA install dialog provide more convenience user experience and fix lack of native dialogs in some browsers.

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  • @khmyznikov/pwa-install
  • @khmyznikov/pwa-install/dist/es/pwa-install.es.js

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Published on NPM npm

<pwa-install>

Installation dialog for Progressive web application. Provides more convenience user experience and fix lack of native dialogs in some browsers. 13.5kB brotli compressed bundle. Translation/localization is supported.

Use it as Web Component with any modern framework. No polyfill is required.

iOS default       Install instruction App gallery       
iOS example default iOS example install instruction iOS example gallery
iPadOS
iPadOS example white
Android App gallery   White theme  
Android example default Android example gallery Android example white
Chrome  App Gallery  
Chrome example default Chrome example gallery

Install

npm i @khmyznikov/pwa-install

Alternatively, you can use unpkg.

Import

import '@khmyznikov/pwa-install';

Use

<pwa-install></pwa-install>

Demo


Supported params

<pwa-install
  manual-apple="true"
  manual-chrome="true"
  disable-chrome="true"

  install-description="Custom call to install text"
  disable-install-description="true"

  manifest-url="/manifest.json"
  name="PWA"
  description="Progressive web application"         
  icon="/icon.png">
</pwa-install>
<!-- 
  manual-apple/chrome params means you want to show the Dialog manually by showDialog().
  disable-chrome param is for completely disabling custom logic and interception for Chominum browsers (will work built-in browser logic).
--->

Make a good manifest file and don't use name/descr/icon params. Boolean attributes needs to be removed to act like "false"


Supported events

  • pwa-install-success-event
  • pwa-install-fail-event
  • pwa-install-available-event
  • pwa-user-choice-result-event
<script type="text/javascript">
  var pwaInstall = document.getElementsByTagName('pwa-install')[0];

  pwaInstall.addEventListener('pwa-install-success-event', (event) => {console.log(event.detail.message)});
</script>

⚠️ success/fail/choice events is Chromium only, iOS don't have them.


Supported properties (readonly)

  • userChoiceResult: string;
  • isDialogHidden: boolean
  • isInstallAvailable: boolean
  • isAppleMobilePlatform: boolean
  • isUnderStandaloneMode: boolean
  • isRelatedAppsInstalled: boolean
<script type="text/javascript">
  var pwaInstall = document.getElementsByTagName('pwa-install')[0];

  console.log(pwaInstall.isUnderStandaloneMode);
</script>

Supported methods

  • install
  • hideDialog
  • showDialog
  • getInstalledRelatedApps: async
<script type="text/javascript">
  var pwaInstall = document.getElementsByTagName('pwa-install')[0];

  pwaInstall.install();
</script>

getInstalledRelatedApps is Chromium only, always empty on iOS.


Supported localization

At this time EN, RU, TR, DE, ES, NL, EL, FR ans SR languages available. Language should change automatically based on browser settings. Please create the pull-request if you want to help with translation to your language. It's an easy process.

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