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replicache-transaction

v0.4.0

Published

Adapter from Replicache's WriteTransaction interface to some key/value storage.

Downloads

757

Readme

replicache-transaction

This is an adapter from Replicache's WriteTransaction to some key/value storage.

It's useful when you want to reuse Replicache mutator functions on the backend. All you have to do is provide a suitable implementation of the "Storage" interface, for example against your backend SQL database and then execute each of the mutations in a Replicache push request using them.

ReplicacheTransaction also implements an in-memory cache for entries over the lifetime of the transaction so that repeated reads and writes for same key don't go back and forth to the database.

Usage

import mutators from './my-mutators.ts';

class MyStorage implements Storage {
  // ...
}

const myStorage = new MyStorage(dbconn, spaceID, version);
const tx = new ReplicacheTransaction(storage, clientID);

const createTodo = mutators.createTodo;
await createTodo(tx, {title: 'Hello, shared mutators', complete: false});

await tx.flush();

See replicache-express for a complete example.

Important: Sort Order

It is important that the getEntries() method returns keys in order of their UTF-8 byte encoding. This is a collation option in most databases. See https://blog.replicache.dev/blog/replicache-11-adventures-in-text-encoding for more information.

Contributing

PRs and feature requests are welcome!