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Improve speculation rules handling based on element visibility #446
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Improve speculation rules handling based on element visibility #446
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This is great Giorgio!
I've run some tests and it looks like a great start!
Would you be open to have a testing HTML page added to verify the behaviour and also add some documentation changes that explains what this combination will work on QuickLink?
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TODO in order to complete merge this PR:
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Changed "urlsToPrerender" property type on JSDoc Co-authored-by: Weston Ruter <westonruter@gmail.com>
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Thanks Giorgio, all the changes here looks good now.
Thanks @giorgiopellegrino for adding the documentation changes, can you please add them as part of this PR? Context: giorgiopellegrino@f522eef |
Error return type object Co-authored-by: Weston Ruter <westonruter@gmail.com>
const variable specRulesInViewport Co-authored-by: Weston Ruter <westonruter@gmail.com>
Added functionality to the listen({ prerender: true }) method to allow prerendering only of content within the viewport, and introduced the eagerness property to the prerender method.
Pull Request Description:
This pull request addresses the issue raised in #442 by enhancing how speculation rules are managed based on the visibility of DOM elements.
Specifically, speculation rules are now added only when the target element is within the viewport and removed when it exits the viewport. This change enables developers to safely use
quicklink.listen(el, { prerender: true, eagerness: 'immediate' })
on mobile devices without the risk of hitting the browser-imposed limit of 10 prerendered pages.This implementation improves resource management and ensures a more efficient and predictable prerendering behavior.
Thanks,
Giorgio Pellegrino.
cc @gilbertococchi