Don't eat up user's data bandwidth quota about ember-api-docs HOT 9 CLOSED

Update: Yes there is! You can create a filter on the server that is nothing more than a JS function and refer to it on the client.

https://pouchdb.com/2015/04/05/filtered-replication.html

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In the US, with bandwidth relatively cheap, having this download in the background doesn't seem too problematic. But overseas where folks pay for data far more, I can see this being a real unpleasant surprise (especially for folks who are just starting to learn Ember) ...

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This is what is supposed to make it browsable offline. Should we disable?

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IMHO, I'd sync one version of Ember & data docs and keep overriding it with the version the user visited recently.

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I don't think there is an efficient way to partially replicate a CouchDb database. Is there?

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seems like we'd want our existing behavior when running offline, and do lazy loading when browsing online. I guess one way we could differentiate this is by a url query param...

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I don't think this feature should be enabled by default.
Maybe there could be a checkbox or two whether to download and keep in sync all versions or just latest version of API docs.
And if the syncing is in process, there could be a progress bar and also a confirmation modal on windowClose event.

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Also, I think if we turn off replication, we can at least load pages we've seen before, and other stuff will stay cached.

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As mentioned in #132, we're aiming to shift away from CouchDB to simplify the deploy aspect of this app. Will close this issue for now.

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