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Author here. I am using RxDB with Capacitor (iOS and Android app). You can use the SQLite based pouchdb adapter with capacitor. It keeps your data and is (some
by typingmonkey 5y ago
Author here.
I am using RxDB with Capacitor (iOS and Android app).
You can use the SQLite based pouchdb adapter with capacitor. It keeps your data and is (sometimes) faster.
Here [1] I have documented a whole section about how to use RxDB+SQLite in Capacitor.
[1] https://rxdb.info/adapters.html https://rxdb.info/adapters.html
- throwaway743 5y agoAh okay cool. Thank you for pointing this out. Now would I use the adapter for react native or for cordova? If react native, I've been writing with react js and have been under the impression that react native specific plugins aren't compatible with react js. Is that wrong? If cordova, it's totally compatible with capacitor? Sorry just want to make sure before jumping in
- deesep 5y agocordova-sqlite adapter can be used with cordova and capacitor. The article says so.
- throwaway743 5y agoJust sought further confirmation as I've had issues in the past with supposed cross compatible cordova/capacitor plugins. Also wasn't sure whether it was being suggested to use the react (native) plugin or the cordova plugin, as I didn't clarify (I should have) in the parent that I'm using react js and not native.
- perttir 5y agoHow fast is the Pouchdb with sqlite on android? I dont really need any replication in my application, should i just use the normal cordova sqlite instead and switch to dexie.js when using in web browser?