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@oimdb/persist-memory

v3.0.1

Published

In-memory persistence backend for @oimdb/persist (SSR, tests, server-side fill)

Readme

@oimdb/persist-memory

In-memory persistence backend for @oimdb/persist.

Stores snapshots in plain Maps — zero external dependencies. Useful for:

  • tests — assert what was persisted without touching the DOM;
  • server-side rendering — fill collections on the server, then dehydrate;
  • a reference implementation of a persist backend.

Install

npm install @oimdb/persist-memory @oimdb/persist @oimdb/core

Usage

import { OIMCollection } from '@oimdb/core';
import { createMemoryPersistor } from '@oimdb/persist-memory';

type User = { id: string; name: string };

const persistor = createMemoryPersistor();
const users = new OIMCollection<User, string>();

// records strategy → one Map row per entity
persistor.collection(users).records({ bucketName: 'users' });

users.upsertMany([{ id: 'u1', name: 'Ada' }]);
await persistor.persist();

// later / elsewhere, against the same storage
await persistor.hydrate();

Strategies

| Builder call | Layout in storage | |---|---| | .collection(c).entry({ bucketName }) | whole snapshot under one entries key | | .collection(c).records({ bucketName }) | one recordBuckets Map, one row per entity | | .collection(c).using(strategy, codec?) | custom strategy | | .object(o).entry({ bucketName }) | object snapshot under one key | | .setIndex(i) / .arrayIndex(i) / .orderedArrayIndex(i) .entry() | index snapshot under one key |

The engine (lifecycle, batching, codecs, source adapters) lives in @oimdb/persist; this package only provides the memory backend.