What is saved locally?

[l...@beak.fo]

Hi

I can't seem to be able to find any information about what is actually stored locally, when using firebase.

Users can only read/write their own users/"$uid" area, but does this mean that the database does not sync all the other users' data locally? as this line seems to indicate:  "Every Firebase client maintains its own internal version of any active data." 

Is it possible to see exactly what is stored in the local firebase?

Thanks

Levi

[Kato Richardson]

Hello Levi,

What you're asking about here are internal implementation details of the clients. If you start with your use case and constraints, it will help to narrow the scope to parts that actual matter to you.

What you would typically need to know about the local cache is:

• We cache data you are listening to on the client
• When you stop listening, it goes away (unless you use keepSynced() when on a mobile client)
• You generally shouldn't concern yourself with cached or remote; just listen on paths and process the events

☼, Kato

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