@byronwade/adapter-memory

Part of Fakebase — a Supabase-shaped, local/dev-only development platform for Next.js prototypes. Not for production use.

The zero-setup, in-memory adapter — the default backing store for local dev. Data lives entirely in-process and resets when the process exits, which makes it perfect for tests and quick prototypes.

Installation

pnpm add fakebase

This package ships with fakebase and is published as @byronwade/adapter-memory.

Usage

import { createClient } from "@byronwade/fakebase";
import { createMemoryKernel } from "@byronwade/adapter-memory";

const kernel = createMemoryKernel(); // optionally pass a ProjectSchemaIR
const db = createClient("http://localhost", "anon-key", { kernel });

What's inside

• createMemoryKernel(schema?) — builds a fully wired kernel (data + auth + storage) in one call.
• MemoryAdapter — the raw FakebaseAdapter implementation if you want to assemble a kernel yourself.

State is not persisted across restarts — use @byronwade/adapter-json or @byronwade/adapter-sqlite for durability.

Documentation

• Project README
• Architecture
• Compatibility matrix

License

MIT