feat: pocketbase mobile client and types definitions enhancements"

[phoebus-84]

• feat: connet to pocketbase in capacitor framework
• refactor: pocketbase statements and types

[puria]

I trust!

[matteo-cristino]

I am not totally sure aboutusing connect to pb_address phrase since connect is already a meaningfull token in slangroom. What is this statement doing on the address? Is starting a pb client?
What about maybe something like:

Given I connect to 'pb_address' and start pb client

?
To not create confusion between slangroom statement

[matteo-cristino]

how to create the plugin plugin with connect can be create with

p.new('connect', 'start pb client', (ctx: PluginContext) => {
  const pb_address = ctx.fetchConnect()[0]
  // the rest of the function
})

[phoebus-84]

how to create the plugin plugin with connect can be create with

p.new('connect', 'start pb client', (ctx: PluginContext) => {
  const pb_address = ctx.fetchConnect()[0]
  // the rest of the function
})

Thanks for this!

[matteo-cristino]

The error seems to the breaking change on ava in v6.0.0

When tests finish, worker threads or child processes are no
longer exited through proces.exit(). If your test file does not
exit on its own, the test run will time out.

along wiht our redis client that does not disconnect (see redis plugin). But is it a good idea to always connect and disconnect in each statement?

[puria]

along wiht our redis client that does not disconnect (see redis plugin). But is it a good idea to always connect and disconnect in each statement?

teardown/setup have different levels, can be at single test level or at test suite. In databases, sometimes is useful to populate some data and then erase it so you have a clean situation after a succesful test run. Sometimes if the setup is something very expensive (maybe some huge data to load, or some expensive cluster of machines/kubernetes setup), then you chain your test to be serial and do tear down of the service at the very end.

In general in testing unless very slow, resource usage and performance is not the first argument of interest.

In our case I would say that you can open a connection and do the tear down at the end of the @slangroom/redis test-suite