feat(vite): add PWA plugin and lucide-react, update config and imports #741
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This pull request introduces Progressive Web App (PWA) functionality to the application, significantly refactors the routing system to leverage code splitting for improved performance, and updates various build configurations and dependencies. The changes aim to modernize the application's architecture and enhance its user experience.
Highlights
- PWA Integration: I've added the
vite-plugin-pwato enable Progressive Web App capabilities for the application. This includes configuring the PWA manifest with app name, short name, description, theme color, and icons, allowing for improved user experience and potential offline functionality. - Routing Refactor and Code Splitting: A significant architectural change involves implementing React's
lazyandSuspensefor dynamic component imports across many routes. This is particularly evident in the consolidation of all 2023-specific routes under a single lazy-loadedRoutes2023component, which should improve initial load performance by only loading necessary code on demand. I've also updated some 2024 routes to leverage more generic components where applicable. - Vite Configuration and Dependency Updates: The Vite configuration has been updated to integrate the PWA plugin and simplify environment variable handling. New development dependencies like
babel-plugin-import,rollup-plugin-visualizer, andvite-plugin-pwahave been added. Alias paths invite.config.tsandtsconfig.jsonhave been standardized to use a@/prefix for better consistency, andlucide-reacthas been aliased for icon integration. - SCSS Module System Adoption: SCSS imports in
src/2024.scssandsrc/index.scsshave been migrated from the older@importsyntax to the modern@usesyntax. This change improves variable scoping and maintainability by explicitly namespacing imported variables (e.g.,sessionize-colors.$coffee-break-bg-color).
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The pull request introduces PWA support using vite-plugin-pwa and adds lucide-react for icons. It also updates several dependencies and configures route lazy loading. The changes aim to improve performance and add offline capabilities.
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