Implement PocketBase JS SDK CRUD, filtering, auth, and file uploads for TableRelay.
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This guide provides a centralized reference for using the PocketBase JavaScript SDK with TableRelay, standardizing CRUD patterns, filtering, auth flows, file uploads, realtime subscriptions, and error mapping so developers can write and review integration code confidently.
Review the PocketBase JS SDK reference to implement CRUD, filtering, auth, and file uploads in your TableRelay integration.
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To handle PocketBase JS SDK errors consistently, map them to a centralized ServiceError type. This standardizes error handling across frontend and backend layers so you can manage failures confidently without scattered try-catch blocks.
The correct pattern for filtering PocketBase records involves using safe filters, expands, and selects within centralized backend initialization functions. This avoids direct collection calls in UI code and ensures queries remain type-safe and maintainable.
You can set up realtime subscriptions with the PocketBase JavaScript SDK by applying enforced realtime patterns during your backend initialization. This ensures your application receives live record updates reliably across both frontend and backend code layers.
Managing authentication and file uploads with the PocketBase SDK requires distinguishing between admin and user scopes. The integration guidance standardizes these auth flows and file handling operations to ensure secure and consistent data management.
You should avoid direct PocketBase collection calls in UI code to enforce central patterns and separation of concerns. Routing SDK interactions through a centralized backend or initialization layer ensures consistent error mapping and safer query execution.
Yes, you can use the PocketBase JS SDK for standard CRUD operations across frontend and backend layers. The guide provides standardized patterns for creating, reading, updating, and deleting records to ensure reliable TableRelay integrations.
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