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My pleasure to see you here. This library was extracted from my project Saveidea and you can try the demo: https://saveideanow.com/demo_app

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I think the request was more for a demo app with source code that shows the usage. Saveidea is a great demo app but as far as I can tell the source code is not public and the js is minified on the site and not readable.

I would also love to see a demo. I'm hoping to put together something extremely simple and will post a link to the code if I do.

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I have a very simple solution, and can push it soon. At first I should prepare it for opening. Stay tuned.

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Great! That would be much appreciated! Thanks!

On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 12:54 PM, Aleksey Kulikov <
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I have a very simple solution, and can push it soon. At first I should
prepare it for opening. Stay tuned.

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This worked for me. In the todos example from https://github.com/addyosmani/todomvc/blob/master/architecture-examples/backbone/js/todos.js

In todos.js, comment out line 51:

//    localStorage: new Store("todos-backbone"),

and then add:

initialize: function() {
            return this.storage = new Offline.Storage('todos-backbone', this);
},

line 180, add/replace

Todos.url = 'api/todos';
Todos.fetch();

'/api/todos' being the REST handler

I'm using this for a proof of concept for using Backbone on a mobile app, so far so good. My .url atm though being on a local server:
Todos.url = 'http://api.dev/todos';
CORS not an issue when browsing via file, I'm using Apache Cordova, so far it's working out.

I need to check out the data syncing algorithm though. Browsing via file, on refresh it seems to immediately sync all, but browsing via server, it doesn't sync changes on refresh.

EDIT
nevermind, syncing works fine, was CORS, temp work around on REST handler (I'm using Rails), from ( http://www.codeodor.com/index.cfm/2011/7/26/Responding-to-the-OPTIONS-HTTP-method-request-in-Rails-Getting-around-the-Same-Origin-Policy/3387 ):

headers['Access-Control-Allow-Origin'] = '*'
headers['Access-Control-Request-Method'] = '*'
headers['Access-Control-Allow-Methods'] = 'POST, GET, OPTIONS, DELETE, PUT'
headers['Access-Control-Max-Age'] = '1000'
headers['Access-Control-Allow-Headers'] = '*,x-requested-with, content-type'

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Thanks @EthanEtienne for your experience, nice idea! For auto-sync (without push() and refresh page) you can use option autoPush: true

@storage = new Offline.Storage('dreams', this, autoPush: true)

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I think some demonstration code would be great too, the examples in the readme are broken, or at least not clear, or both. Please explain the pattern of how you intended things to work.

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Sure. Sorry that I have not done it before. I'm too busy now, but I'm going to pull example at the next weekend.

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Hi guys. I've added an open source example Dreamer. It very simple web-application for your dreams. Also added some information to Readme. I hope it will enough for a start.

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awesome work. thanks much for the app!

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Hi guys. I've added an open source example Dreamer. It very simple web-application for
your dreams. Also added
some information to Readme. I hope it will enough for a start.

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You're welcome!

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