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Tenterfield Terrier posted this in #help-forum
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Answered by joulev
if you need offline caching you will need to write a service worker. nextjs doesnt do anything for you wrt service workers, but if you want to do it yourself you can just start writing a
that said, using something like serwist will make it significantly easier
public/sw.js filethat said, using something like serwist will make it significantly easier
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if you need offline caching you will need to write a service worker. nextjs doesnt do anything for you wrt service workers, but if you want to do it yourself you can just start writing a
that said, using something like serwist will make it significantly easier
public/sw.js filethat said, using something like serwist will make it significantly easier
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that is handled by caching, you should check serwist's documentation to see how it caches things. the default nextjs caching rules is [here](https://github.com/serwist/serwist/blob/0a0ba5c0c2e04431a23ac455097329a4a5147efd/packages/next/src/index.worker.ts#L16) but you can of course implement your own rules