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The backend can run in the browser and in Node. Technically we should be able to sync two browsers, it uses local storage and some node storage so it’s persistent. This would also resolve some offline support issues. Because when Playground would get back online. Sync would start and all instances would get updates.
They discuss the challenge of merging data and conflict resolution, in particular with custom post types and tables created by third-party plugins such as ACF, EDD, WooCommerce.
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[-]Sync Protocol[/-][+]Shape Sync Protocol[/+]adamziel commentedon Mar 11, 2024
@bgrgicak came up with an idea to try https://pouchdb.com/:
eliot-akira commentedon Mar 15, 2024
For reference, here's an in-depth article about how WP Migrate handles syncing data across sites.
Syncing WordPress Database Changes Between Environments
They discuss the challenge of merging data and conflict resolution, in particular with custom post types and tables created by third-party plugins such as ACF, EDD, WooCommerce.
[-]Shape Sync Protocol[/-][+]Sync Protocol[/+][UX] Stored Playgrounds (no more data loss), multiple Playgrounds, UI…