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This module allows you to set the following parameters under settings to customize the appearance of the application
* PWA Name (defaults to "Odoo PWA")
* PWA Short Name (defaults to "Odoo PWA")
* PWA Icon (**SVG**) (defaults to "/web_pwa_oca/static/img/icons/odoo-logo.svg")
To configure your PWA:
#. Go to **Settings > General Settings > Progressive Web App**.
#. Set the parameters (*Note:* Icon **must be a SVG file**)
#. **Save**

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* `TAKOBI <https://takobi.online>`_:
* Lorenzo Battistini
* `Tecnativa <https://tecnativa.com>`_:
* Alexandre D. Díaz
* João Marques
* Sergio Teruel

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Make Odoo an installable Progressive Web Application.
Progressive Web Apps provide an installable, app-like experience on desktop and mobile that are built and delivered directly via the web.
They're web apps that are fast and reliable. And most importantly, they're web apps that work in any browser.
If you're building a web app today, you're already on the path towards building a Progressive Web App.
+ Developers Info.
The service worker is contructed using 'Odoo Class' to have the same class inheritance behaviour that in the 'user pages'. Be noticed
that 'Odoo Bootstrap' is not supported so, you can't use 'require' here.
All service worker content can be found in 'static/src/js/worker'. The management between 'user pages' and service worker is done in
'pwa_manager.js'.
The purpose of this module is give a base to make PWA applications.

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After having installed this module, browsing your odoo on mobile you will be able to install it as a PWA.
It is strongly recommended to use this module with a responsive layout, like the one provided by web_responsive.
This module is intended to be used by Odoo back-end users (employees).
When a Progressive Web App is installed, it looks and behaves like all of the other installed apps.
It launches from the same place that other apps launch. It runs in an app without an address bar or other browser UI.
And like all other installed apps, it's a top level app in the task switcher.
In Chrome, a Progressive Web App can either be installed through the three-dot context menu.
In case you previously installed `web_pwa`, run the following steps with `odoo shell`, after having installed `openupgradelib`:
>>> from openupgradelib import openupgrade
>>> openupgrade.update_module_names(env.cr, [('web_pwa', 'web_pwa_oca')], merge_modules=False)
>>> env.cr.commit()

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* Integrate `Notification API <https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ServiceWorkerRegistration/showNotification>`_
* Integrate `Web Share API <https://web.dev/web-share/>`_
* Create ``portal_pwa`` module, intended to be used by front-end users (customers, suppliers...)
* Current *John Resig's inheritance* implementation doesn't support ``async``
functions because ``this._super`` can't be called inside a promise. So we
need to use the following workaround:
- Natural 'async/await' example (This breaks "_super" call):
.. code-block:: javascript
var MyClass = OdooClass.extend({
myFunc: async function() {
const mydata = await ...do await stuff...
return mydata;
}
});
- Same code with the workaround:
.. code-block:: javascript
var MyClass = OdooClass.extend({
myFunc: function() {
return new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {
const mydata = await ...do await stuff...
return resolve(mydata);
});
}
});
* Fix issue when trying to run in localhost with several databases. The browser
doesn't send the cookie and web manifest returns 404.
* Firefox can't detect 'standalone' mode. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1285858
* Firefox disable service worker in private mode. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1601916

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To use your PWA:
#. Open the Odoo web app using a supported browser (See https://caniuse.com/?search=A2HS)
#. Open the browser options
#. Click on 'Add to Home screen' (or 'Install' in other browsers)
** Maybe you need refresh the page to load the service worker after using the option.