When it comes to offline support, we are in the process of changing how we handle things. Until recently, only cozy-drive mobile was using the offline part of cozy-client-js. Now, cozy-bank uses it too, cozy-drive uses it in it's web version as well, and the trend is likely to continue.
The offline module requires pouchdb. So far, we provided it through a webpack plugin (see #88), but this a) not practical when many apps need it and b) doesn't work when the stack serves cozy-client-js(we don't get the chance to provide anything).
This PR adds pouchdb as a regular dependency. The distributed file size almost doubles, from 120kb to ~300kb (both minified). It sucks, but I think this makes the most sense.
When it comes to offline support, we are in the process of changing how we handle things. Until recently, only cozy-drive mobile was using the offline part of cozy-client-js. Now, cozy-bank uses it too, cozy-drive uses it in it's web version as well, and the trend is likely to continue.
The offline module requires
pouchdb. So far, we provided it through a webpack plugin (see #88), but this a) not practical when many apps need it and b) doesn't work when the stack servescozy-client-js(we don't get the chance to provide anything).This PR adds
pouchdbas a regular dependency. The distributed file size almost doubles, from 120kb to ~300kb (both minified). It sucks, but I think this makes the most sense.