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Web4 scripts from socialdb #148
Web4 scripts from socialdb #148
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Preview URL: https://devhubweb4.testnet.page/
Notice that the served index.html is referencing
web4browserclient.js
with ablockHeight
parameter. The block height of the latest deployedweb4browserclient.js
is obtained to a preload call to socialdb. This ensures that the browser will always load the latest version of the script, and allow local caching as long as there are no changes.The javascript file, which is stored in socialdb, can then be loaded from this URL: https://devhubweb4.testnet.page/resources/devhub.near/web4browserclient.js?blockHeight=127582922
This will query socialdb for the latest block height of the javascript referenced in the web4 deployment, and reference the script in the served index.html. The script will also served through web4. Having the blockheight in the query string when referencing the script, ensure that it's always the latest script being loaded, but also enables caching in the browser as long as there are no changes. This is a good alternative to referencing a CDN where you often don't have the same opportunity to check which version is the latest, and also we can reduce the number of dependencies this way. Both when it comes to referencing the script, as we now only can use the web4 gateway, and also in deployment, where everything can be deployed to socialdb.
Resolves #146