I'm trying to not sound like a broken record but I still do not hear an actual use cases that is unique to IndexedDB. I understand that you like it, I do too, and the browsers will support it eventually in Cordova so effort spent there is not really a demonstrable win (to me) unless I hear a use case for it not currently possible (if not more appropriate) for reading and writing plain old text, JSON, or Blobs.
IndexedDB is a structured key/value store. Files have names (keys) and values. IndexedDB provides a non blocking async read/write. So does our File API. Transactional support is not built into our File API so that might be something you'd want if reads/writes could conflict. On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 10:02 AM, venkata kiran surapaneni < svkir...@gmail.com> wrote: > +1 to Axel. > > Cordova is incomplete without providing support for indexeddb and websql. I > think most of the apps require local database. There are some frameworks > which provide different level of implementations. But those implementations > are usually designed for browsers and then enhanced for mobile support and > so has several limitations like not working when the application is > switched to background. > > Cordova should have a uniform wrapper on top of indexeddb and websql to > actually allow developers to create a cross platform apps, which is what > Cordova promises. >
