@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store

offline-kv-store

Small namespace-scoped key-value storage on top of IndexedDB. It is designed for local-first browser data where each namespace maps to its own object store and operations fail with explicit error codes instead of silent fallthrough.

Compatibility

• Runtimes: modern browsers and runtimes that expose global indexedDB
• Module format: ESM and CJS.
• Required globals / APIs: indexedDB, DOMException.
• TypeScript: bundled types.

Goals

• Simple put / get / has / delete / clear API per namespace.
• Explicit error surfaces with stable code strings.
• Dynamic namespace creation backed by IndexedDB object stores.
• Small public surface: KVStore, resolveDB, and destroyDB.

Installation

npm install @sovereignbase/offline-kv-store
# or
pnpm add @sovereignbase/offline-kv-store
# or
yarn add @sovereignbase/offline-kv-store
# or
bun add @sovereignbase/offline-kv-store
# or
deno add jsr:@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store
# or
vlt install jsr:@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store

Usage

import { KVStore } from '@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store'

const settings = new KVStore<string>('settings')

await settings.put('theme', 'dark')

const theme = await settings.get('theme')
console.log(theme) // "dark"

console.log(await settings.has('theme')) // true

await settings.delete('theme')
await settings.clear()

Namespaces

Each KVStore instance is bound to one namespace:

import { KVStore } from '@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store'

const profiles = new KVStore<{
  name: string
  email: string
  verified: boolean
}>('profiles')
const drafts = new KVStore<{
  title: string
  body: string
  updatedAt: string
}>('drafts')

await profiles.put('alice', {
  name: 'Alice',
  email: '[e-mail]',
  verified: true,
})
await drafts.put('welcome', {
  title: 'Hello',
  body: 'Draft content goes here.',
  updatedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
})

Direct database lifecycle

import { destroyDB, resolveDB } from '@sovereignbase/offline-kv-store'

const db = await resolveDB()
console.log(db.name) // "offline-kv-store"

await destroyDB()

Runtime Behavior

Browsers / IndexedDB runtimes

Namespaces are created on demand. The first operation for a new namespace may trigger an IndexedDB version upgrade to create the backing object store.

Validation and errors

Validation failures and runtime failures reject with errors named KVStoreError. The error object includes a code property such as:

• NAME_WAS_INVALID
• DATABASE_OPEN_FAILED
• DATABASE_OPEN_BLOCKED
• DATABASE_DELETION_FAILED
• DATABASE_DELETION_BLOCKED
• INDEXED_DB_TRANSACTION_FAILED
• INDEXED_DB_TRANSACTION_ABORTED

Tests

• Suite: unit + integration in Node, browser E2E in Playwright.
• Browser matrix: Chromium, Firefox, WebKit, mobile Chrome, mobile Safari.
• Coverage: c8 at 100% statements / branches / functions / lines for the Node test pass.
• Command: npm run test

Benchmarks

How it was run: npm run bench
Environment: Node v22.14.0 on win32 x64 using the repository benchmark harness.

Operation	Workload	Time	Throughput
namespace provision + first put	200 ops	97.92 ms	2,042.43 ops/s
put	2000 ops	293.87 ms	6,805.64 ops/s
get	2000 ops	516.10 ms	3,875.20 ops/s
has	2000 ops	565.26 ms	3,538.22 ops/s
delete	2000 ops	823.03 ms	2,430.05 ops/s
clear	1 op	3.58 ms	279.30 ops/s

Results vary by machine and runtime. These numbers come from the included Node benchmark harness, not from an in-browser benchmark.

License

Apache-2.0