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Offline version using browser's persistent storage #5
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@Wikinaut for a second person to join in on a Trip, the browser communicates with jsonbox (which functions as a shared datastore). If you weren't sharing expenses, then in theory you wouldn't need this shared storage layer. This functionality is pretty much embedded into all features of the app. Was there another aspect of local storage use that you had in mind? |
@eggman64 I wanted to be able to also use the system offline for a "Bordkasse" (engl.: kitty) - when sailing, without internet connection. So basically I want to keep the data in the browser's persistent storage (as an option with export/import data in i) json and ii) csv formats). |
Oh most definitely. The app is eventually consistent already :)
So when you're next online it will sync up with jsonbox. It uses local storage, of course, to pull this off.
Export expenses to JSON should be easily done. May be we should move that to a separate issue though
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@eggman64 <https://github.com/eggman64> I wanted to be able to also use
the system *offline* for a "Bordkasse" (engl.: kitty) - when sailing,
without internet connection. So basically I want to keep the data in the
browser's persistent storage (as an option with export/import data in i)
json and ii) csv formats).
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Just as a comment! Thanks for latest improvements.
Question: can this be run locally, storing in the browser's persistent memory?
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