create-pwa

This release:

1. Introduces a new CLI argument called output which specifies the output folder for all assets generated by create-pwa. This argument defaults to '' (empty string) which means the project root of the folder which contains the package.json file.
2. Fixes an issue with duplicated file names for the launch screens listed in the service worker file.
3. Updates all exported functions by adding a new argument - output which is the same as the CLI flag above. The only difference is that this argument is mandatory and does not have a default value.
4. Updates Github actions to use Node v18

This release does not introduce any code changes.
It only updates the package.json metadata and the README.

This release updates all dependencies to their latest versions effectively removing all current security vulnerabilities.

Use process.cwd() instead of relying on environmental variables (process.env.PWD). #107
Thanks to @pkExec

This release takes care of multiple security vulnerabilities.

This release makes it possible to omit any of the components by introducing a CLI flag for each of them.

This release makes it possible to create all kinds of favicons for all browser and platforms including: Windows, Mac OS, Linux browsers, iOS application icons, Android applications icons, PWA (progressive web app) icons.

This release also makes it possible to omit any of the arguments passed to the create-pwa script - via CLI or via the Node API.

This release fixes a wrong prefix in the filename of the launch screen files.

This release adds the following:

1. Ability to generate launch(splash) screens for iOS PWAs
2. Extensive documentation of the usage and especially the NodeJS API

Breaking changes:

1. New CLI argument: launch - a path to your launch screen image
2. All arguments are no longer required

This release updates all dependencies and the documentation on npm

Even though application cache is obsolete and deprecated, many older browsers still support it.
This release adds the ability to cache files for offline storage on those browsers.

This release updates the service worker template in order to use the browser's cache efficiently.

This release fixes an issue where the module does not work when installed as a local dependency and requires global installation.