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hoodie-client-store-ashley

v1.0.2

Published

pouchdb with Hoodie's Store API

Downloads

5

Readme

hoodie-client-store

Hoodie-like Store & Sync API on top of PouchDB

Build Status Coverage Status Dependency Status devDependency Status

NPM

This plugin provides simple methods store and sync data. It combines pouchdb-hoodie-api and pouchdb-hoodie-sync.

API

store = new Store(dbName, options)
// example:
// store = new Store('mydbname', { remote: 'http://localhost:5984/mydbname' })
// or:
// Store.defaults({remoteBaseUrl: 'http://localhost:5984' })
// store = new Store('mydb')

// options.ajax: options or function that returns options to be passed to all replications

// all methods return promises
store.add(object)
store.add([object1, id2])
store.find(id)
store.find(object) // with id property
store.findOrAdd(id, object)
store.findOrAdd(object)
store.findOrAdd([object1, id2])
store.findAll()
store.findAll(filterFunction)
store.update(id, changedProperties)
store.update(id, updateFunction)
store.update(object)
store.update([object1, id2])
store.updateOrAdd(id, object)
store.updateOrAdd(object)
store.updateOrAdd([object1, id2])
store.updateAll(changedProperties)
store.updateAll(updateFunction)
store.remove(id)
store.remove(object)
store.remove([object1, id2])
store.removeAll()
store.removeAll(filterFunction)
// removes all data only triggering the 'clear' event
// options are passed to new PouchDB instance
store.reset(options)

// sync methods, return native promises
store.pull() // pulls changes one-time
store.push() // pushes changes one-time
store.sync() // pulls and pushes changes one-time
store.connect() // starts continuous replication
store.disconnect() // stops continuous replication and all pending requests
store.isConnected()
// pull / push / sync can be filtered by id, object, array
store.pull('objectId')
store.push(object)
store.push(['object1Id', object2])

store.hasLocalChanges()
store.hasLocalChanges(id)
store.hasLocalChanges(object)
store.hasLocalChanges([object1, id2])

// events
store.on('add', function(object, options) {})
store.on('update', function(object, options) {})
store.on('remove', function(object, options) {})
store.on('change', function(eventName, object, options) {})
store.on('pull', function(object) {})
store.on('push', function(object) {})
store.on('connect', function(object) {})
store.on('disconnect', function(object) {})
store.one(event, handler)
store.off(event, handler)

Installation

Install via npm

npm install --save pouchdb
npm install --save hoodie-client-store

Including the plugin

With browserify or on node.js/io.js

Attach this plugin to the PouchDB object:

var Store = require('hoodie-client-store')

In the browser

Include this plugin in your HTML page:

<script src="node_modules/hoodie-client-store/dist/hoodie-client-store.js"></script>

Since pouchdb.js is bundled into the plugin by default, there's no need to load it separately. If you want to load your own PouchDB, just add it before loading the plugin, and it'll use your version of pouchdb.js.

<script src="node_modules/pouchdb/dist/pouchdb.js"></script>

Additionally we will distribute a "without PouchDB" version hoodie-client-store-without-pouchdb.js which you
should use if you specify your own pouchdb version.

Testing

Sauce Test Status

Test are currently not running on >IE10 and mobile Safari. This is likely an error with the setup and we would be more than happy if you'd want to fix that :)

In Node.js

Run all tests and validates JavaScript Code Style using standard

npm test

To run only the tests

npm run test:node

In the browser

test:browser:local

This will start a local server. All tests and coverage will be run at http://localhost:8080/__zuul

Contributing

Have a look at the Hoodie project's contribution guidelines. If you want to hang out you can join #hoodie-pouch on our Hoodie Community Slack.