relational-database-web-cloudbase

To initialize a CloudBase relational database client in a frontend app, call `cloudbase.init` with your environment setting, then use `app.rdb()` to establish a single synchronous persistent db client for your web project.

Yes, you can use Supabase-style query patterns with CloudBase in the browser by initializing a persistent db client via `app.rdb()`, enabling familiar relational data querying directly from your frontend JavaScript code.

Yes, this initialization pattern works with React, Vue, or vanilla JS projects, providing a single shared db client via `app.rdb()` that prevents multiple database initializations across different components.

An env setting is required during `cloudbase.init` because the canonical synchronous initialization pattern enforces it to successfully establish the shared relational database client for your frontend app.

The best way to share a single db client across components is to use a canonical initialization pattern that calls `cloudbase.init` once, ensuring reusability and avoiding multiple database initializations in your web app.