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@offlinely/idb

v3.1.8

Published

offline first package

Downloads

18

Readme

Welcome to Offlinely!

This package will help you to keep your app working offline!

Installation

yarn add @offlinely/idb

For server integration, take a look at @offlinely/server

How to use iDB

  • Creating an instance of IDB
import  IDB  from  '@offlinely/idb';

const  gstDB = new  IDB({
  appName:  'app-ko',
  token:  '$2b$10$m2iQrFp0BYqtF.YFmyNTHekQV7uj', // server app token
  url:  'localhost:9000', // server url
  models: {
    User: {
      name: String,
      keywords: [String],
      phone: {$type: String, $required: false},
      role: ['ADMIN', 'SELLER', 'CUSTOMER', 'OTHER'] as const // enum like variable type
    },
    Car: {
      owner: {$ref: 'User'},
      oldOwners: {
        $type: [{
          user: {$ref: 'User'},
          lastUse: Date
        }],
        $required: false
      },
      weirdMix: [
        name: String,
        structure: {
          keys: [{value: String, active: Boolean}],
          user: [{
            user: {$ref: 'User', $required: false},
            age: Number,
            gender: ['M', 'F', 'O'] as const
          }]
        }
      ]
    }
  }
})

About "models"

The "models" property will generate types and will design the structure of the DB.

  • No need to add id, it will be added later
  • Don't use these keywords as property in your models, unless you're using them with the intended utilities: $ref, $required and $type.

Documentation

IDB: new IDB(IDBOptions)

new IDB({
  appName:  'app-nakah',
  token:  'ekQ2iHY1qtF.YFm$2b$yQrFp0BTNV0$m7uj',
  url:  'localhost:9000',
  models: {...}
})

IDBOptions.appName: Name of the App this will be used for th locale and remote database name

IDBOptions.token: Token generated on the remote backend, to access this backend (see @offlinely/server)

IDBOptions.url: URL of the backend, dont add https, http or anything else, the url is just about the hostname

  • Constructor : IDBOptions

| Name | Type | Required | Example | Description | |---:|---|--|---|---| | url | string | Yes | localhost:9000 | Backend socket backend URL | | appName | string | Yes | GStock | Application Name | | delay | number | No | 3000 | Milliseconds before sending data to Server | | token | string | No | - | Token sent to authenticate to a server,(Not needed for Front only app - see getTokens in @offlinely/server) | | type | DB | No | see Other DBs | Type of the offline Database used by IDB | | models | StoreModel | Yes | - | Structure of the model |

React Hooks

These hooks are very usefull if you use React

import createHooks from '@offlinely/idb/react'

const db = new IDB({
  // ...
  models: {
    User: { ... }
  }
})
const hooks  = createHooks(gstDB)

export const useStore = hooks.useStore
export const useGet = hooks.useGet
export const useWhere = hooks.useWhere
export const useList = hooks.useList

How to use React hooks

useGet(id)

| Name | Type | Required | default | Description | |---|---|--|---|---| | id | string | Yes | - | Id of the item you want |

import {userGet} from 'path/to/db'

const Component = () => {
  const [jimId, setJimId] = useState("User", "iamastringid")
  const user = useGet(id) // will return the user with the id
  // user will change everytime jimId will change
  // and when the user with the given id will be updated
}
useList(modelName, pageCount, order, 3)

| Name | Type | Required | default | Description | |---|---|--|---|---| | modelName | string | Yes | - | Key in the models | | pageCount | number | No | 0 (all) | Application Name | | order | 'ASC' or 'DESC' | No | 'DESC' | order of the list by updatedAt | | page | number | No | 1 | page of the list |

import {useList} from 'path/to/db'

const Component = () => {
  const users = useList('User') // will return a list of users
  // the list will be updated anytime an user will be updated
  const users = useList('User', 40, 'ASC', 3)
}

Typing

Typing will return the types used by your IDB if you need them.

import IDB, { Typing } from '@offlinely/idb'
...
const db = new IDB({
  Model01: { ... },
  User: { ... }
})

...
type MyDB = typeof db
export type Model<K extends Typing.Keys<MyDB>> = Typing.Model<MyDB, K>
export type PModel<K extends Typing.Keys<MyDB>> = Typing.Parameter<MyDB, K>

// When you want to use the types
const myThing: Model<"User"> = {...}
...
const myOtherThing: PModel<"Model01"> = {...}

Store

  • get(id: string): Promise<Modeled<T>> get an entry by id.

    User.get('2ab4a07e-88fb-4233-811e-17bac5935b62')
  • getAll(): Promise<Modeled<T>[]> get all entries of the Store

    Example:

    User.getAll()
  • save(entry: T): Promise<Modeled<T>> Create or Update an entry,

    Example:

    const jacques = {
      username: 'jach60'
    } 
    User.save(jacques)
  • remove(entryOrId: T | string): Promise<Modeled<T>> Remove an entry,

    Example:

    User.remove(jacques)
    // or
    User.remove(jacques.id)

Item methods

  • remove(): Modeled<T> Same as Store.remove

    harry.remove()
    // will remove this item from 
  • update(SimplifiedItem<T>): Item<T> Same as Store.save - create or update an entry in the store

    harry.update({
      username: "harrypott",
      age: 23
    })

StoreModel

Primitive types

new IDB({
  ...,
  models: {
    Foo: {
      name: String,
      age: Number,
      active: Boolean,
      genre: ['M', 'F', 'Other'] as const, // String but one of these values
      birth: Date
    }
  }
})

References & Optionnal References

...
Foo: { ... },
Bar: {
  foo: {$ref: 'Foo'},
  optionalFoo: {$ref: 'Foo', $required: false},
}
  • If $required isn't given, its default value is true

Using $type to make other properties optional

...
Foo: {
  age: {$type: Number, $required: false},
  active: {$type: Boolean, $required: false},
  genre: {$type: ['M', 'F', 'Other'] as const}
}

Arrays

...
Foo: {
  nicknames: {$type: [String], $required: false},
  chosenNumbers: [Boolean],
  likedGenres: [['M', 'F', 'Other'] as const]
}

Nested Object

...
Foo: {
  like: {
    bar: {$ref: 'Bar'},
    reaction: ['like', 'love', 'sad', 'grrrr'] as const,
    date: Date,

  },
  comments: [{
    content: String,
    images: [String]
    links: [{$ref: 'Link'}],
  }],
  likedGenres: [['M', 'F', 'Other'] as const]
}

Other DBs

For mobile use, you don't have indexedDB, for example with react-native

Realm

I added Realm as an alternative, just install these dependancies to use it

yarn add realm react-native-get-random-values

Then write your code with specifying a DB type like this

import Realm from '@offlinely/idb/realm'

...

new IDB({
  appName:  'app-nakah',
  token:  'ekQ2iHY1qtF.YFm$2b$yQrFp0BTNV0$m7uj',
  url:  'localhost:9000',
  type: Realm, // Here I say the DB type is realm
  models: {...}
})