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cerebral-pouchdb
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A cerebral module for integrating the cerebral store with one or more pouch dbs
A cerebral module for integrating the cerebral store with one or more pouch dbs.
npm install cerebral-pouchdb
From your main.js
// import your cerebral controller
import controller from './controller';
// import cerebral-pouchdb service
import pouchdb form 'cerebral-pouchdb';
// import your local modules
import home from './modules/home';
import notFound from './modules/notFound';
// prepare modules
const modules = {
db: pouchdb({
localDb: 'myappdb',
remoteDb: 'http://localhost:3000/db/myappdb', // optional - syncs with remote db when provided
statePath: 'data', // optional - defaults to [ 'data' ]
documentTypes: ['user', 'invoice'] // optional - defaults to all document types
}),
home,
notFound
};
// init the modules
controller.extends(modules);
Fork repo
npm install
npm run dev
runs dev mode which watches for changes and auto lints, tests and buildsnpm test
runs the testsnpm run lint
lints the codenpm run build
compiles es6 to es5FAQs
A cerebral module for integrating the cerebral store with one or more pouch dbs
The npm package cerebral-pouchdb receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, cerebral-pouchdb popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cerebral-pouchdb 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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