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support for > Ember Data 1.0.beta.16

Open iamdtang opened this issue 9 years ago • 6 comments

Does this still only support up until Ember Data 1.0.beta.16?

iamdtang avatar Jul 17 '15 16:07 iamdtang

Waiting for a PR :smile:

kurko avatar Jul 20 '15 14:07 kurko

Hi Kurko, thanks for your contribution. Do you have any update on this? I building an app that heavily depends on local storage right now and got stuck into the problem of finding what version of ember will properly work with ember-data 1.0.beta.16 and your latest release. Thanks!

laureanoarcanio avatar Aug 06 '15 02:08 laureanoarcanio

@laureanoarcanio I have found this https://github.com/funkensturm/ember-local-storage as an alternative for small things, but if you really need the data store, i'd recommend just using the REST adapter and doing server side persistence. I've found several bugs with this library in its current state and I don't know enough about building adapters to fix them lol.

iamdtang avatar Aug 06 '15 03:08 iamdtang

@skaterdav85 Thanks! I tried with different ember-data versions and the problems I was having are solved using this version: 1.0.0-beta.19. (I had problems with toString method on findQuery). That link is a plain localStorage module, I need it to be an adapter actually, as most of my application is already built. Thanks for the help!

laureanoarcanio avatar Aug 06 '15 11:08 laureanoarcanio

@laureanoarcanio It now has an adapter in master. I'll release a new version very soon. Just wait for some feedback. If you would like to try it and give some feedback that would be much appreciated.

fsmanuel avatar Aug 27 '15 07:08 fsmanuel

Hi thanks @fsmanuel, I already have this working on my project and it's doing okay. What I ended up doing is try until I found an ember data version that worked (1.0.0-beta.19) as I needed to get the project going for my client.

BTW, I'm storing big amounts of data into local storage, and I found it very slow and blocking so I might move to IndexeDB really soon.

I will try your repo as soon as I can. Thanks for the help

laureanoarcanio avatar Aug 27 '15 21:08 laureanoarcanio