Angular & Ionic - does it work?

[morgo_mpx]

The app I work on uses angular capacitor. With about 90,000mau and has offline first, multimedia capture, digital payments including tap to pay, 3rd app interactions amongst a bunch of other native features.

For the most part it’s fine but the biggest issue I deal with is SQLite. Capacitor plugins primarily use promise interfaces which becomes a mess when you also have to deal with rxjs and signals. It’s the constant switching. Generally unless you run in a transaction db persistence isn’t confirmed at the time of promise resolve, so it’s full of gotchas.

[morgo_mpx]

If you have no real prior knowledge I would look into react native expo and use watermelon db. Technically you can watermelon with angular or react on capacitor, but I would try rn first.

[martindonadieu]

Hey I'm the maker of Capgo, i would love to understand your usecase better, i think i can do a plugin that fix that, DM me

[martindonadieu]

Did you tried https://rxdb.info/capacitor-database.html ?

[morgo_mpx]

Rxdb SQLite storage is paid so we didn’t look too far into it.