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Core Redux Library. See README.md for more info.
In total we have 13 data models.
These models have a single id as a primary key.
4Byte
: signatureHash
Config
: id
ContractSend
: uuid
generated randomlyError
: id
HTTPCache
IPFSCache
Network
: networkId
Sync
These models use a compound primary key that is computed based on multiple properties.
Block
: [networkId+blockNumber]
Contract
: [networkId+address]
ContractEvent
: [networkId+blockNumber+logIndex]
EthCall
: [networkId+to+data]
Transaction
: [networkId+hash]
https://dexie.org/docs/Compound-Index https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23806635/searching-for-compound-indexes-in-indexeddb https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16501459/javascript-searching-indexeddb-using-multiple-indexes
https://dexie.org/docs/MultiEntry-Index
https://dexie.org/docs/The-Main-Limitations-of-IndexedDB
NFTGenerativeItem
with MyClass
myclass/model/inteface.ts
myclass/model/orm.ts
(optional, only required if model uses hydration)sagas.ts
db.ts
reducer.ts
(optional, only required if model uses hydration)orm.ts
(optional, only required if model uses hydration)index.ts
to export modelstate.ts
redux state type (optional, only if using hydration, and only for convenience)FAQs
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