@orbit/record-cache
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Orbit base classes used to access and maintain a set of records.
A record cache is an abstraction used to access and maintain a set of records.
Record caches should extend one of the following base classes:
SyncRecordCache - when records can be accessed synchronously
AsyncRecordCache - when records must be accessed asynchronously
Install with npm:
npm install @orbit/record-cache
Install dependencies:
npm install
Distributions can be built to the /dist directory by running:
npm run build
Test in CI mode by running:
npm test
Or directly with testem (useful for configuring options):
npx testem ci
Test within a browser (at http://localhost:4200/tests/) by running:
npx testem
Copyright 2014-2018 Cerebris Corporation. MIT License (see LICENSE for details).
v0.16.0-beta.11 (2019-07-18)
@orbit/data, @orbit/indexeddb, @orbit/jsonapi, @orbit/local-storage, @orbit/memory
@orbit/coordinator, @orbit/data, @orbit/indexeddb, @orbit/jsonapi, @orbit/local-storage, @orbit/memory
@orbit/jsonapi, @orbit/memory
@orbit/data
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Orbit base classes used to access and maintain a set of records.
The npm package @orbit/record-cache receives a total of 326 weekly downloads. As such, @orbit/record-cache popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @orbit/record-cache demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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