[okal]

PouchDB has offered something like that for close to a decade now, if I'm not mistaken. Might be worth looking into. It is document-based, though, rather than relational+graph, though I suppose you could build graph utilities on top of it.

[samwillis]

PouchDB is incredible, so much respect for the devs that built it.

The trouble is though, it is now quite an ageing codebase with relatively little maintenance. The original developers have moved on and it’s a little neglected. A few community members have picked up the mantle in the last 6 months but I would be careful picking it for something new.

Last time I looked the bug tracker auto closed tickets after a month if there was no activity. That makes it look like there are few bugs being tracked. Problem is there is loads, they are just all closed.

[hunterb123]

RxDB does this. Recently PouchDB integration is more abstracted to swap it out but it's still the best client side database. RxDB syncs with GraphQL and Pouch/CouchDBs

There's WatermelonDB which uses IndexedDB on web and SQLite on native, it's nice for syncing to custom backends.

There's GUN and Orbit for distributed graph databases.

Ontopic: TinyBase looks really really nice, fills the gap in-between hefty client side databases and state system solutions like Redux + Persist. I'd like to see Redux middleware integration for time travel debugging, event lots, and snapshotting if possible. The analytics and rollback APIs are a nice touch. Size is enticing.