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I am looking into solutions for a two-mode OSS app, a SvelteKit website that can be hosted with (Node.js) and without (Static files) a server. Triplit looks perfect for this, but its documentation does not mention how one could use |
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You would like to seed a client side/on device database, correct? In this case, you can run a transaction on startup and probably save an indicator that the data has been seeded. If the data will never sync, you might be able to use If that's not what you're looking to do can you please expand upon your use case? |
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Pretty much. The goal is to have two versions of the same software for those who want it hosted as a static website instead of a fully-fledged backend. By the sound of it looks like I will need to do the seeding myself then. That's fine. Can you elaborate on using |
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However if the app is doing anything beyond saving data locally for either site (ie data must be saved in a remote database and synced to other users), you should use |
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You would like to seed a client side/on device database, correct? In this case, you can run a transaction on startup and probably save an indicator that the data has been seeded. If the data will never sync, you might be able to use
@triplit/dbinstead of@triplit/client.If that's not what you're looking to do can you please expand upon your use case?