Support HTTP/2 Server Push
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Desired functionality
polymer-cli and preact-cli generate push-manifest.json which maps incoming request paths to the additional resources that should be pushed with it and is to be interpreted by a tool like prpl-server-node.
It would be great if angular-cli provide the similar functionality.
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- Created 5 years ago
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I have created a library based on the above idea, though I have not tested it thoroughly.
https://github.com/kimamula/ngx-server-push
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