relational-database-web-cloudbase

Initialize a CloudBase relational database by calling cloudbase.init with your env, then access the db client via app.rdb(). This creates a single, reusable instance for browser-based queries.

Yes, you can perform Supabase-style queries using the CloudBase JavaScript SDK. After initialization, use the db.from(...) method with familiar query functions to read and mutate data directly in the browser.

The best way to share a CloudBase db client across React or Vue is synchronous initialization. Export the initialized app.rdb() instance from a single module to ensure cross-app reuse without reinitialization.

No, you do not need to reinitialize the CloudBase db client for every query. The canonical frontend initialization pattern creates a single shared db instance that remains reusable across your web application.

Yes, the @cloudbase/js-sdk supports relational database queries in the browser. It provides a standard initialization pattern enabling web apps to execute Supabase-style data operations directly on the client side.

CloudBase app.rdb() initialization fails if cloudbase.init is not called synchronously with a valid env first. Ensure you follow the canonical pattern to properly establish the shared db client before querying.