PouchDB for Deno
PouchDB for Deno, leveraging polyfill for IndexedDB based on SQLite.
Usage
import PouchDB from 'https://deno.land/x/pouchdb_deno@v1.0.0-PouchDB+7.2.2/modules/pouchdb/mod.ts'
// Use the 'idb' afapter for IndexedDB and persistence to disk.
const db = new PouchDB('mydb', { adapter: 'idb' })
const doc = { hello: 'world' }
const result = await db.post(doc)
console.log(result)
const getDoc = await db.get(result.id)
console.log(getDoc)
const docs = await db.allDocs()
console.log(docs)
Features
All working plugins are included in the main export of PouchDB for Deno.
Out-of-the-box:
- PouchDB-core imports into Deno without issue
- HTTP/S instances appear to work using PouchDB-Server using the http plugin
- PouchDB-Find plugin
- PouchDB-MapReduce plugin
- Replication
With work-arounds:
- PouchDB-Adapter-IndexedDB
- PouchDB-Adapter-Memory
Documentation
Nearly all documentation at PouchDB.com applies to this library. Known differences are called out below.
Adapters
Currently, the only adapters known to work in Deno are bootstrapped in this repository. However, new adapters written from scratch targeting Deno should work out-of-the-box when calling PouchDB.plugin
. If new adapters written for Deno do not work, file issues and make sure to cross-link them in this repo and at PouchDB's repo.
IndexedDB
Since Deno does not ship with an official IndexedDB interface, it must be polyfilled for the related PouchDB adapter to work. IndexedDBShim makes this possible, on top of a WebSQL ponyfill written specifically for this codebase.
Should Deno ever implement this feature natively, the polyfill will be dropped to improve performance.
LevelDOWN
The only PouchDB adapter based on LevelDOWN known to work is the memory adapter. Local storage leveldown was tested and found to be incompatible. Other adapters threw errors from Skypack.dev CDN import; the message reported related to an out-of-date version of readable-stream
NPM module.
Types
Augmentation was extremely difficult to perform by directly referencing PouchDB types from the DefinitelyTyped project. Instead, the relevant types were copied from DefinitelyTyped and merged by hand.
Why?
I did this because I love PouchDB, thought I could get PouchDB working, and I was impatient.