Show HN: Rxdb – A fast, reactive, client-side database
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#2How is access control handled? For instance, what if the data itself encodes access control, how do I prevent the data being sent over to the client-side inadvertently?
Re: Show HN: Rxdb – A fast, reactive, client-side database
#3How is access control handled? For instance, what if the data itself encodes access control, how do I prevent the data being sent over to the client-side inadvertently?
This is the problem Meteor had. They had this complex allow/deny configuration to see if the client has permission to run a query but it was impossible to get around all the edge cases. They started recommending not using it and instead call controllers that then would check server-side if the user has permission or not and return the data to sync to the client. Then every query client side is considered to have full read access to the data in it.
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#4How does it compare to pouchdb and why would you chose rxdb instead of pouch?
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#5Past submissions: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=rxdb&sort=byPopularity&prefix&...
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#6How does it compare to pouchdb and why would you chose rxdb instead of pouch?
RxDB relies on PouchDB. It mentions it in its README " rel="nofollow">https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb/blob/master/README.md#feature... and in its package.json " rel="nofollow">https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb/blob/master/package.json#L64>
Re: Show HN: Rxdb – A fast, reactive, client-side database
#7How does it compare to pouchdb and why would you chose rxdb instead of pouch?
It appears to interop with pouchdb, but is more tailored to clientside consumption with Rx.js.
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#8Past submissions: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=rxdb&sort=byPopularity&prefix&...
Past 20 submissions in the last 4 months by 2 multi-accounts + 2 "normals"! Interesting to see the different spins.