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@emdzej/bass-client

v0.1.0

Published

Client library for the bass backendless app state sync service

Readme

@emdzej/bass-client

Client library for bass — backendless app state synchronization.

Drop-in localStorage sync across a user's devices for apps that intentionally have no backend. Works fully offline / unpaired (no-op), opts into sync when the user pairs once via OIDC.

pnpm add @emdzej/bass-client

Quick start

import { createBassClient } from '@emdzej/bass-client';

const bass = createBassClient({
  serviceUrl: 'https://bass.example.com',
  appId: 'my-app',
  keys: ['myapp-*'],           // optional, default ['*']
});

// One-time pairing (call from a "sync settings" button)
await bass.pair({
  redirectUri: location.origin + '/sync-cb',
  mode: 'redirect',            // or 'popup'
});

// In your /sync-cb route, finish the pairing
bass.completePairingFromUrl();

// On boot, hydrate local cache from server before mounting UI
if (bass.isPaired()) {
  await bass.hydrate({ timeoutMs: 2000 });
}

// Pick one (or both):

// (a) transparent proxy — keep using window.localStorage
bass.attachLocalStorageProxy();

// (b) manual API
await bass.set('myapp-theme', 'dark');
const v = bass.get('myapp-theme');
const unsub = bass.subscribe('myapp-theme', (v) => render(v));

// Start the WS notification channel for live updates from other devices
await bass.startNotifications();

Why two APIs?

  • Manual — explicit, fits state libraries (Redux, Zustand, Pinia, Svelte stores).
  • Proxy — zero-touch. Existing localStorage.setItem(...) calls just work.

Pick whichever suits your codebase. They can coexist.

Reading

Reads always come from localStorage synchronously. The library never blocks a read on the network — bass.get(key) and localStorage.getItem(key) behave identically.

Writing

Writes go to:

  1. localStorage immediately (so the next read sees them).
  2. An outbox keyed by sync key (latest write per key wins — chatty apps coalesce naturally).

The outbox drains on a debounce timer, on reconnect, and on bass.flush(). Entries survive a tab close (they live in localStorage themselves).

Offline / unpaired

If bass.isPaired() is false, the proxy is a passthrough and the manual API just hits localStorage. Apps don't need to branch on auth state — they keep working with or without sync.

Pairing modes

| Mode | Behaviour | When to use | |---|---|---| | redirect | Whole-page navigation to the IdP, redirect back to your /sync-cb. | Default. Mobile-safe, no popup blockers. | | popup | window.open to the IdP. Tokens postMessage'd back to opener. | Desktop UX. Falls back to redirect when popups are blocked. |

The /sync-cb route in your app calls bass.completePairingFromUrl() — the same line handles both modes.

Full reference

See the bass docs for the underlying REST + WS protocol, and SPEC.md for the design rationale.

License

MIT