Open P99 opened 2 years ago
I could imagine that @cbaker6 may have some design clues, since he has been recently designing the Swift SDK and has probably looked into the pros/cons of the existing designs.
I advise against implementing local storage like the other SDKs. The approach I recommend on taking is protocol based allowing developers to add their own local storage. More information is here: https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-Swift/projects/2#card-53117524
Parse-Swift doesn’t have local storage, but I link to an example implementation that uses Parse-Swift with CoreData (sql-lite) to properly keep data in-sync in on/offline scenarios
Of course, if you want to implement it like the other SDKs, I believe the JS SDK has the latest implementation https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-JS/pull/612 , fixes after adding LDS, https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-JS/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+LDs
I am testing the Parse SDK for .NET it is awesome.
I would like to implement a data store similar to the other SDKs so that my application can work seamlessly offline. For instance, the Android SDK has
Parse.enableLocalDatastore()
ParseObject.pinInBackground()
andParseQuery.fromLocalDatastore()
Can you provide some pointers how to start implementing that? Maybe it was already done somehow? I could not find any info in the documentation.Thanks,