TinyBase v5: CRDTs for the rest of us
TinyBase is a versatile reactive data store for local-first apps, featuring data listening, synchronization, local storage, and schema support. It offers tools for key-value stores, tabular data, React integration, and complex queries.
Read original articleTinyBase is a reactive data store designed for local-first apps, offering features like listening to data changes, database-like functionalities, synchronization capabilities, and support for local storage. It provides tools for creating key-value stores, working with tabular data, registering listeners, using hooks for React integration, and pre-built reactive components. Users can apply schemas to ensure data consistency, synchronize data between devices, persist data using various methods, and build complex queries with TinyQL. Additionally, TinyBase supports defining metrics, creating indexes for fast lookups, modeling table relationships, setting checkpoints for an undo stack, and offers type definitions and ORM-like APIs for TypeScript users. The platform is lightweight, dependency-free, fully documented, and open source, making it suitable for building efficient and responsive user interfaces for web applications.
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