Not meant so much as an issue to be solved, but more of a discussion topic / tentative-feature-request-if-it-makes-sense.
In the docs I've seen an example of a client using a local server as a cache, but I haven't seen an example of a client connecting to a local server as it would to a remote server.
The client creation options seem to expect a host/port, whereas I'd love to just pass a living server object reference in.
I imagine this could have some wild uses, especially if plugging it into something like WebRTC. Could enable a peer-to-peer database system, piggybacking on the acebase-server's ability to have authentication, access rules & schemas.
Anyways, color me intrigued; I'd be excited to explore in that direction.
Not meant so much as an issue to be solved, but more of a discussion topic / tentative-feature-request-if-it-makes-sense.
In the docs I've seen an example of a client using a local server as a cache, but I haven't seen an example of a client connecting to a local server as it would to a remote server.
The client creation options seem to expect a host/port, whereas I'd love to just pass a living server object reference in.
I imagine this could have some wild uses, especially if plugging it into something like WebRTC. Could enable a peer-to-peer database system, piggybacking on the acebase-server's ability to have authentication, access rules & schemas.
Anyways, color me intrigued; I'd be excited to explore in that direction.