pocketbase

To set up a PocketBase project with JavaScript hooks and migrations, you can use this Skill to generate the necessary project scaffolding and guidelines for writing Goja-compatible JavaScript code. It provides a structured setup and local testing environment to validate your application logic before deployment.

The best way to test PocketBase migrations locally is to validate them using the official PocketBase binary. This Skill provides local testing tools that automate migration validation against the official binary, ensuring your database schema changes work as expected before they reach production.

Yes, PocketBase supports SPA routing for Single Page Applications. This Skill provides specific recommendations and routing guidelines for building SPAs with PocketBase, ensuring client-side navigation integrates smoothly with your backend API constraints and project setup.

PocketBase JavaScript hooks often fail to run if they are not Goja-compatible, as PocketBase uses the Goja JS runtime. This Skill outlines specific best practices for writing Goja-compatible JavaScript hooks and migrations to prevent runtime errors and ensure proper execution.

You can use JavaScript in PocketBase hooks, but you must ensure compatibility with the Goja runtime environment. This Skill provides guidelines on writing Goja-compatible JavaScript, helping you understand the specific API constraints and avoid features unsupported by the local testing environment.

To start developing a PocketBase application, you need a local testing environment and an understanding of PocketBase API constraints. This Skill requires you to run 'make install' to set up your local environment, providing the foundational project setup and validation tools needed for development.