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In short, ImmortalDB's capacity depends on the stores used.
For example, if CookieStore is used, which it is by default, storage per key
is limited by the browser's cookie storage limits, e.g. 4096 bytes per cookie,
180 cookies per domain, etc.
That said, ImmortalDB is resilient. If a write and/or read to any store fails
(e.g. more than 4096 bytes written to a cookie), ImmortalDB will continue to
work unimpeded, just with reduced redundancy.
Are you bumping into the storage limits of any of the stores (CookieStore, IndexedDbStore, etc)?
Regardless, it would, incontrovertibly, be useful to note the storage limits of
each store. I'll add such notes to the readme.
IndexedDB has initial 5MB limitation and whole Harddisk capacity after confirmation (is IronDB handling such confirmation protocols?)
Cookies have a 4KB limit per cookie.
LocalStorage and SessionStorage have 10MB limitiation?
How are these limitations reconciliated in IronDB
It would be nice to have a "capacity / usage" api available in IronDB to monitor the current and available storage capacity.
Thanks!
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