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@casual-simulation/causal-tree-store-browser
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A causal tree store that supports browser environments
A causal tree store that stores data in Indexed DB.
import { BrowserCausalTreeStore } from '@casual-simulation/causal-tree-store-browser';
demo();
async function demo() {
const store = new BrowserCausalTreeStore();
await store.init();
const storedCausalTree = await store.get('example');
// TODO: Create a causal tree from the stored version.
}
V1.5.11
shared
, tempShared
, and remoteTempShared
spaces to use a faster and more efficient storage mechanism.
SHARED_PARTITIONS_VERSION
which controls whether the new spaces are used. Use v1
to indicate that the old causal repo based system should be used and use v2
to indicate that the new system should be used.math.areClose(first, second)
function to determine if two numbers are within 2 decimal places of each other.
math.areClose(1, 1.001)
will return true.atPosition()
and inStack()
bot filters to use math.areClose()
internally when comparing bot positions.clearAnimations()
would error if given a null bot.FAQs
A causal tree store that supports browser environments
The npm package @casual-simulation/causal-tree-store-browser receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @casual-simulation/causal-tree-store-browser popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @casual-simulation/causal-tree-store-browser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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