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The sample Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) show how to use features and APIs that can progressively enhance your app when installed on a device.
For overviews of most of the PWA samples, see Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) in the Readme for the "MicrosoftEdge / Demo" repo.
The first sample to use when getting started is the Temperature converter sample.
See the Readme file for a given sample. Some samples require setup and don't work if you just click the app's GitHub.io demo link.
The following samples are in a repo other than the "MicrosoftEdge / Demo" repo.
BPM Techno
BPM Techno analyzes audio via the device microphone and displays a real-time beats-per-minute (BPM) counter.
This demo is in the webmaxru / bpm-counter repo.
BPM Techno uses the following features:
| Feature | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| Shortcuts | BPM Techno defines a shortcut that lets users upload an audio file in the app. | Define app shortcuts (long-press or right-click menus) |
| File Handling | BPM Techno natively handles *.mp3 files. |
Handle files in a PWA |
| Share Target | Other apps can share audio files with BPM Techno, through the operating system sharing dialog. | Receiving shared content |
| Protocol Handling | The app handles web+bpm: URIs which can be used to send links to a song to be analyzed. |
Handle protocols in a PWA |
Webboard
Webboard is a drawing application.
This demo is in the pwa-builder / web-whiteboard repo.
Webboard uses the following features:
| Feature | Description | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| Web Share | Drawings can be shared with other apps through the operating system sharing dialog. | Sharing content |
See also
- Clone the "MicrosoftEdge / Demos" repo to your drive in Sample code for DevTools.