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@mrbd/data

v0.1.0

Published

Client for the MRBD managed document store (Firestore-like) for Meta Ray-Ban Display web apps.

Readme

@mrbd/data

Client for the MRBD managed document store — a Firestore-like, per-user JSON database for Meta Ray-Ban Display web apps. No backend to run: MRBD hosts the storage, enforces per-app and per-user isolation, and you talk to it with the access token from @mrbd/auth.

Every document is owned by the signed-in user and scoped to your app. A user who signs in on their phone and on their glasses shares the same data.

Install

npm install @mrbd/data @mrbd/auth

Usage

import { createMrbdAuth } from "@mrbd/auth";
import { createMrbdData, tokenProviderFromAuth } from "@mrbd/data";

const auth = createMrbdAuth({ appId: "com.example.lists" });

const data = createMrbdData({
  appId: "com.example.lists",
  tokenProvider: tokenProviderFromAuth(auth),
});

type ListItem = { title: string; done: boolean };
const items = data.collection<ListItem>("items");

// Create (auto id) — or pass { id } to choose your own.
const created = await items.create({ title: "Milk", done: false });

// Read
const one = await items.get(created.id); // MrbdDocument<ListItem> | null

// List newest-first, with an equality filter and pagination.
const { documents, cursor } = await items.list({
  filter: { done: false },
  limit: 50,
  order: "desc",
});

// Update (shallow merge) / replace / delete
await items.update(created.id, { done: true });
await items.set(created.id, { title: "Whole milk", done: true });
await items.remove(created.id);

Live updates across devices

subscribe streams upserts (creates + updates) for the signed-in user, so an item added on the phone shows up on the glasses:

const unsubscribe = items.subscribe((doc) => {
  console.log("changed", doc.id, doc.data);
});

// later
unsubscribe();

Deletes are not streamed — re-list() to reconcile removals.

Configuration

| Option | Default | Notes | | --------------- | -------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | appId | — | Required. Your reverse-domain app id. | | tokenProvider | — | Required. Use tokenProviderFromAuth(authClient). | | dataUrl | https://data.mrbd.io | Override for staging / self-hosted. | | fetch | global fetch | Inject for tests / SSR. | | eventSource | global EventSource | Inject for subscribe in non-browser envs. |

License

MIT