mayank.12Original post
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I have a database on appwrite which is not updated very frequently. Currently to display the data in my app, I have to fetch the documents from appwrite every time the app is launched. To optimize this, I want to create a local database in my app to cache the documents so that it can fetch the data from the local database instead of Appwrite, each time.
But I want to know, if I update my database on Appwrite, how do I push the updates to my app's local database. What I want to do is, whenever the Appwrite database is updated, I want to trigger a "push" to the app's local database so that it remains updated. How do i accomplish this?
Summary
The user wants to synchronize a local and remote database in their app. They currently fetch data from the remote database every time the app is launched and want to create a local database to store the data instead. However, they need a way to push updates from the remote database to the local one.
Two possible solutions are suggested:
1. Use Appwrite's Realtime API to update the local cache whenever there is an update callback.
2. Create a Function that is triggered when there is a change in the remote database. This function can send a silent notification to the app using FCM and update the local database on the received event.