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@syncular/client

v0.0.6-243

Published

6 days ago

Client-side sync engine with offline-first support, outbox, and conflict resolution

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sync offline-first realtime database typescript

@syncular/client

Client-side sync engine for Syncular with offline-first support: local outbox, incremental push/pull, conflict detection, subscriptions/scopes, and optional blobs/plugins.

Install

npm install @syncular/client

Documentation

Client setup: https://syncular.dev/docs/build/client-setup
Subscriptions (partial sync): https://syncular.dev/docs/introduction/subscriptions
Commits & conflicts: https://syncular.dev/docs/introduction/commits

Notes

Client subscriptions may declare bootstrapPhase to stage bootstrap work. Lower phases bootstrap first; later phases are deferred until earlier phases are ready, while already-ready subscriptions stay live.
client.getBootstrapStatus() reports both the blocking phase readiness and the full per-phase bootstrap summary.
traceEnabled: true emits structured sync:trace events and records them in inspector snapshots for pull/apply diagnostics.

Links

GitHub: https://github.com/syncular/syncular
Issues: https://github.com/syncular/syncular/issues

Status: Alpha. APIs and storage layouts may change between releases.