Currently, the plugin stores the Zotero collection as simple json file as received from the API and on startup loads it into RAM completely. This allows for fast access, but on low-memory devices large collections that might run us into issues.
Long-term solution could be to store data in a SQLite database, but this will require refactoring & migration effort.
Currently, the plugin stores the Zotero collection as simple json file as received from the API and on startup loads it into RAM completely. This allows for fast access, but on low-memory devices large collections that might run us into issues.
Long-term solution could be to store data in a SQLite database, but this will require refactoring & migration effort.