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That would be cool. One I issue I could see coming up is that automerge and yjs keep everything in memory (the reason why a DB CRDT is preferable in the first p
by smasher164 4y ago
That would be cool. One I issue I could see coming up is that automerge and yjs keep everything in memory (the reason why a DB CRDT is preferable in the first place), so I'm wondering how you'd make use of their APIs without doing a bunch of (de)serialization.
- tantaman 4y agoI know that DiamondTypes does write to disk and acts much like a db itself. I was thinking it could be possible to expose that library as a virtual table in SQLite.