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PGlite is a lightweight, WebAssembly (WASM) build of Postgres designed to run directly in JavaScript environments such as browsers, Node.js, Bun, and Deno, without the need for additional dependencies. It allows developers to run Postgres in-memory or with persistence to IndexedDB or local file systems, offering a simple yet powerful solution for local-first, real-time applications. At under 3MB gzipped, PGlite is optimized for efficiency and includes dynamic extension loading, support for pgvector, and real-time sync capabilities with ElectricSQL. It's ideal for building reactive apps with live queries and syncing data between a cloud Postgres instance and a local PGlite database.

...Blazing‑fast query engine for sub‑millisecond live queries, joins & aggregates. Fine‑grained reactivity to minimize component re‑rendering. Robust transaction primitives for optimistic mutations with sync & lifecycle support. Normalized data model that keeps backends simple and consistent.

...The goal of vuefire and vuexfire is to make this as simple as a function call that returns a promise so it is also easy to setup SSR and allows you to focus on developing your application. This version currently supports Vue 2 and Firebase 7. Support for Vue 3 / Composition API and Firebase 8 is on the way. Vuefire/Vuexfire only handles the binding for you so your state is always up to date with the server.

Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite and MongoDB. Setting up your database with DenoDB is a four-step process. Create models, extending Model. table and fields are both required static attributes. Link your models, to add them to your database instance. Optional, create tables in your database, by using sync. Query your models! Using Mongo means adapting your models to its standards, one being the use of _id for identifying records. The only change on your side is to add an _id field...