paldepind/synceddb

Ready for production?

ShahidH opened this issue · 7 comments

ShahidH commented

I am considering using SyncedDB, is this script ready for production?

piglovesyou commented

@paldepind What do you say?
I think the answer is no, until "Handle terminated connections with the server" is done at least, although it must be alright for a general usage.

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piglovesyou commented

From #34, let me answer you here @awitherow.

Thank you @awitherow, it is great to hear supporting the project. "Reconnection attempts", exactly. And there can be more, for which good ws&ws-client wrappers exist.

I believe our current goal is closing this #22 and, for doing that, these can be our tasks:

  • Listing basic functions about stability of ws connection, which are generally expected for a production use
    • #34 is one of them
  • Finding a wrapper lib of ws&ws-client might be a shorter path. Of course it might not be
    • #28 is the ticket to consider using a wrapper
itaditya commented

Hey guys what is the scenario now?

piglovesyou commented

Hi @itaditya . Honestly it is not ready in my opinion, while it must be an interesting project in the PWA era.

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Deleted user commented

Hello guys! Could you help me understand syncedDB a little more?
I have a web app in PHP and Postgresql. Unfortunately, I use a local web server in my notebook (A) and another local web server mounted in a PC (B) from a friend of mine. Finaly, a "server" (S) was mounted in a teacher's room (It can be accessed by a url). I need a "button" in my app that make the sync (verify if that sever S is online) and than sync the differences relatated A and S or B an S (data added, or deleted, or updated). With this syncedDB, is it possible to do that?

piglovesyou commented

@JoaoPF Hi. Not sure if I understand correctly, but when S behaves as a SyncedDB backend (including an application process and a database), the A and B will have a synced browser client. As long as your browser clients have an connection to the backend, modified data will be synced to it, which will be broadcasted to other connected clients.

Deleted user commented

@piglovesyou Hi. I'm sorry for the gap, and thank you so much to answer me. Well, If I have these two clients working offline and sometimes one of them get some connection and the user click in a button to sync with the server (PHP and Postgresql). How can I start to do it? I read the docs, try the example but I don't know how to proceed, where I will put the synceddb files in my application, etc. I sorry but do you have some example closest of my question? I'm a little worried, I need do it work. I've seen something inside the DB postgresql named Slony-I to sync all databases but this solution looks a little strange.