swift-actor-persistence

Thread-safe data persistence in Swift is achieved using an actor-based LocalRepository that serializes access to shared state. It combines an in-memory cache with JSON file-backed storage to prevent data races during concurrent access.

The best way to cache Codable models locally is using a generic LocalRepository. It provides an in-memory cache for fast reads and durable file persistence via atomic writes, working seamlessly with any Codable and Identifiable domain models.

Implement an offline-first local repository by combining in-memory caching with file-backed storage. An actor-based design ensures safe concurrent access to the persisted Codable data during read and write operations.

Yes, Swift actors are designed for file persistence with concurrent read and write operations. The actor LocalRepository isolates shared mutable state, ensuring safe access to the in-memory cache and underlying JSON file storage.

This Swift persistence approach requires models to conform to the Codable and Identifiable protocols. These standard Swift protocols allow the generic LocalRepository to serialize data and enforce unique identification for CRUD operations.