Next step to client-side storage
Next step to client-side storage In my past one blog, I wrote about how I improve the performance of the application using the local storage. And the problem local storage solves. But now I face another problem about the client storage. My project is simply about order management software for the rental clothing industry. In the rental clothing industry, Showrooms or small shops have a big…
Order management software in the rental clothing industry faces a significant issue with double booking of items when multiple orders request the same item within a specific time range. Traditional register booking methods contribute to this problem, leading to inaccurate data. To address this, small amounts of order data are stored using local storage, but larger order details require a more suitable solution.
The choice is made to use IndexedDB, a more robust storage option for order details. To integrate IndexedDB, a tutorial is found that explains the process of setting up a database, creating an object store, and handling events for success or failure. The dbConnect function is developed to open a connection to the database, with environment variables defining the database name and version.
The function is then converted from asynchronous to synchronous, allowing for easier implementation. The final step involves understanding the permissions required for storing, updating, reading, and deleting data, which must be defined before performing any operations.
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