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@secundus-studio/stift-persisters

v0.4.32

Published

Offline pack storage for @secundus-studio/stift-core: OPFS, IndexedDB (idb-keyval), and Cache Storage PersisterAdapters, plus a best-effort fallback chain.

Readme

@secundus-studio/stift-persisters

Offline pack storage for @secundus-studio/stift-core: three PersisterAdapter backends plus a best-effort chain. Any object implementing PersisterAdapter (get/set/del/keys over raw pack bytes) works as a custom backend — no registration needed.

Quickstart (recommended)

import { createStift } from '@secundus-studio/stift-core'
import { createBestEffortPersister } from '@secundus-studio/stift-persisters'

const Stift = createStift({
  ...runtime,
  persister: await createBestEffortPersister(),
})

Tries OPFS → IndexedDB → Cache Storage → in-memory, returning the first the environment supports. Never throws for a missing backend. Pass onBackend to observe which one won.

Pinned backends

import { createOpfsPersister } from '@secundus-studio/stift-persisters/opfs'
import { createIdbKeyvalPersister } from '@secundus-studio/stift-persisters/idb-keyval'
import { createCacheApiPersister } from '@secundus-studio/stift-persisters/cache-api'
  • OPFS — separate filesystem budget; needs a secure context. Takes the root handle (await navigator.storage.getDirectory()).
  • IndexedDB (via idb-keyval) — near-universal. Optional custom dbName/storeName.
  • Cache Storage — shares the origin's HTTP-cache quota; inspectable in DevTools. Optional cacheName/scope/storage (inject a fake in tests).

Each subpath bundles independently — an OPFS-only app never downloads idb-keyval.