investigate "storage buckets"

[getify]

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/web-platform/storage-buckets

[MatheusBonavite]

Hello @getify, I might be stating the obvious here so pardon me if this is the case.

However, it seems like Storage Buckets operate on top of an already established storage API, like indexedDB: which you are already using through the "idb-keyval" package! Notice that somebody has already pushed this conversation there:
jakearchibald/idb-keyval#174

If they work on that I believe you could do some testing for free, or almost for free, in this amazing project with Storage Buckets. Or, you could clone that dependency and do the suggestion in the opened issue and then use the set/get APIs with the small change of using StorageBucket.indexedDB instead of window.indexedDB.

Dropped this two cents here just to see if it helps! Regards

[getify]

TBH I only found the article about them, haven't read it yet, don't know what they're for or if they're relevant at all here. this is mostly a research task, not yet a dev task. :)

[Suyog1702]

Here’s a concise summary of the Storage Buckets API:

Multiple Storage Buckets: Developers can create separate buckets to prioritize which data to keep or discard under storage pressure

Granular Control: Allows for fine-grained control over persistent storage, avoiding the traditional "all-or-nothing" approach for data persistence​

Eviction Prioritization: Developers can assign priorities to buckets, ensuring important data (e.g., unsent drafts) remains while less critical data can be evicted​

Customizable Durability: Buckets can have different durability settings—strict for safer but slower writes, or relaxed for faster, more performance-optimized writes

API Compatibility: Works with common web storage APIs like IndexedDB, Cache API, and File API​

DevTools Integration: Storage buckets can be debugged and monitored via Chrome DevTools

Hope this helps :)​

[getify]

Thanks for the info. After thinking about it, I don't think this makes sense for this library, at this time. If it expands beyond a Chrome-only feature, it may be worth re-visiting.