Drift Alternatives

drift reviews and mentions

• Offline-first storage options with sync
  3 projects | /r/FlutterDev | 11 Jul 2023

  I don't have a preference for SQL vs NoSQL; the app data is simple enough (think something like a note-taking app that can sync if you have multiple devices) that I do not think it matters. However, it would be really nice if direct device-to-device sync is supported so I don't need to bother with accounts or cloud. Some of the options I've found: - Couchbase Lite for Dart - sync is an enterprise feature, but Couchbase Lite for Dart is a community-built solution. Not sure how well that will work. - firebase - doesn't seem offline-first, just allows for temporary loss of connectivity - realm with Device Sync - seems most promising - ObjectBox Sync - no user-specific data sync. All data is sent to all app users! - drift + roll my own sync: yikes!

• Sincere Advice - Flutter Windows
  1 project | /r/FlutterDev | 15 May 2023

  I have been using drift (since back when it was still called moor) for a long time now and really like it. The developer is responsive and quickly updates his package when new Dart versions come out.

• Any ORM like Eloquent or a Dart Framework?
  3 projects | /r/dartlang | 27 Apr 2023
• What orm library for sqlite is recommended in Flutter？
  1 project | /r/FlutterDev | 24 Apr 2023
• Lets Build Query Migration database builder
  2 projects | /r/dartlang | 17 Apr 2023

  There are a few people using https://github.com/simolus3/drift/tree/develop/extras/drift_postgres

• Concurrent collaboration via a synced data object
  1 project | /r/flutterhelp | 6 Mar 2023

  You could try https://github.com/simolus3/drift/ with https://litesync.io/en/ it would be uncharted territory but if it worked it would be really interesting. The forum, https://litesync.io/forum/?q=mobile says its available for React Native. So it would probably work just fine in Dart. It does not support ConflictResolution. It appears you can evaluate it for free and the license cost is fairly inexpensive.

• How I built and published a Flutter app in 48 hours
  1 project | dev.to | 16 Jan 2023

  For an expense tracking app, we need to store the user's expenses and categories. At least for the first version, we're just going to store the data locally on the user's device. For this, I went with Drift, which is built on top of sqflite. For less critical data such as the theme and user preferences, shared_preferences is used instead.

• local db that's streamy and reactive like firestore
  1 project | /r/flutterhelp | 1 Jun 2022
• Floor - Room Equivalent In Flutter [Discuss]
  2 projects | /r/FlutterDev | 4 May 2022

  I'd personally take a look at Drift instead. I've used it on a few different commercial projects now and it's very well built, one of the gems of the Flutter community IMO: https://drift.simonbinder.eu/

• reading from database
  1 project | /r/flutterhelp | 20 Feb 2022

  I'd run with Moor/Drift all the way then. https://drift.simonbinder.eu/

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