syncfusion-react-data-manager

You can consolidate local and remote data binding in React by using a unified DataManager API. It connects local JSON arrays and remote REST/OData backends through a single interface for querying, filtering, sorting, and paging operations.

Yes, the DataManager supports offline mode and caching for React applications. It provides offline synchronization and caching strategies to maintain data availability and resilience during network interruptions.

Yes, you can customize data requests using pre and post request middlewares. This allows you to intercept and modify data operations within the DataManager API before or after they execute against the data source.

The DataManager supports versatile data adaptors including JsonAdaptor, OData v3/v4, UrlAdaptor, WebApiAdaptor, RemoteSaveAdaptor, GraphQLAdaptor, and CustomAdaptors. These options connect React applications to REST, OData, GraphQL, and custom backends.

The best way to handle CRUD operations and batch updates is through the unified DataManager API. It provides product-grade data operations for executing create, read, update, and delete actions across local and remote data sources.

You need YAML frontmatter metadata including name and description for discovery. The setup also supports optional directories like scripts/, references/, and assets/ to organize your React data management modules and API surface.