swift-actor-persistence

You can achieve thread-safe data persistence by using an actor-based LocalRepository that combines an in-memory cache with file-backed storage, enforcing actor isolation to eliminate data races by design.

Using a generic, actor-backed LocalRepository is the best way to cache and persist Codable and Identifiable data offline, providing durable file persistence and serialized access for offline-first apps.

Yes, models must conform to Codable and Identifiable protocols. This allows the generic LocalRepository to persist and load data atomically and be reused across different application domains.

Yes, Swift actors provide local file storage by enforcing actor isolation for serialized access to shared mutable state, replacing manual queue management with a straightforward API for atomic data operations.

Use actor-backed persistence when your offline-first app requires durable local storage of shared mutable state, needing serialized concurrent access to data without risking data races.