Could I use this library to implement offline support for an API (for example htmx requests)? I'm imagine I could capture requests in the web worker to add in offline logic.
The answer to your question is yes. Approximately 18 hours ago, Show HN: I made a HTMX Playground 100% in the browser[0] was submitted, and Polly.js is a dependency.
You can mock with service workers in real time and deploy them globally as edge workers without ever leaving your browser or learning non-standard APIs:
Editor:
Everything is real-time! Try editing things. (You can intercept requests to other domains by using io:host=* on the worker.)
Editor/Edge:
This uses standard web platform APIs! In addition, KV storage (in-editor/edge-deployed) is ready, object storage, and more is in the works!
I'm pretty comfortable with JavaScript, Python and C#. You would think I would love TypeScript, but I specifically mainly use JS when its native to the browser, I hate the nightmare that is maintaining JS tools and packages. I can understand why someone might want to avoid the ceremony of setting up a JS project and just use as much OOTB as possible.
They are using tsc though. It’s all type-checked. In my experience using tsc on JavaScript files is a good experience. But you don’t get the full feature set.
