Reputation: 2598
The smart package appcache
allow us to improve the load time of Meteor applications by keeping in the browser static ressources defined in the manifest.
But that's not enough to run the app offline, we need to have offline database/collections as well.
Today, what are the best strategies to use offline minimongo? What is planned (or not) in the future?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 538
Reputation: 936
Is Meteor (as excellent as it is) the right tool when there's a lot of offline? SyncIt is one of the "edit locally then apply to server" libraries, but it's thought about as offline first. Disclosure: I wrote it.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 2598
I answer my own question by linking the offline-data package for Meteor by Andrew Wilcox who is the author of the appcache
package as well.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 75945
At the moment the collections aren't persisted offline. Meteor needs the ability to sync between offline and online collections as well the ability to persist collections offline. While its not on the roadmap yet, hopefully its still on the minds of core developers.
Hopefully they see this question and put it on
Upvotes: 1