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Articles on:Offline & Sync
Details on the offline-first architecture, which operations are queued, how syncing works, and best practices to avoid conflicts.

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Sync Troubleshooting
  • Sync Troubleshooting
    Sync Troubleshooting — Diagnose and fix sync failures This article helps support and end users diagnose and resolve synchronization problems when queued items fail to upload or reconcile. Quick checklist — common causes No network connectivity — The device is still offline or has flaky connectivity. Confirm network access. Server errors — The server returned an error (validation, auth, or runtime); the client should show the error in logs or UI. Authentication/sesFew readers
Conflict Resolution
  • Conflict Resolution
    Conflict Resolution — Handling simultaneous updates When multiple users or a device and the server update the same record around the same time, a conflict can occur during synchronization. This article explains approaches used to resolve conflicts and recommended everyday procedures for users and admins. Note: The repo documents the offline queue and sync; exact server-side conflict policy (for example last-write-wins, server-based merging, or field-level merges) is a product decision.Few readers
Storage & Limits
  • Storage & Limits
    Storage & Limits — Local storage guidance and best practices This article explains how CJH uses local storage for offline operations, practical limits you should observe, and recommended best practices to avoid storage-related problems. Local storage mechanisms CJH uses IndexedDB (via client-side libraries) to store queued operations and attachments while offline. The project includes an IndexedDB helper dependency (idb) for robust storage operations. This allows queued items to pFew readers
Queued Operations
  • Queued Operations
    Queued Operations — What is saved while offline This article lists the operations that Creative Job Hub queues for offline use and describes expected behavior after reconnection. Typical operations queued while offline CJH queues the operations users commonly take in the field so technicians can continue working without connectivity. According to the project documentation, the client automatically queues and later synchronizes: Photo uploads (job/property photos) *Job updatesFew readers
Sync Architecture
  • Sync Architecture
    Sync Architecture — How offline-first works Creative Job Hub (CJH) uses an offline-first model so technicians can keep working when network connectivity is poor or unavailable. This article explains the high-level architecture and lifecycle of offline operations. High-level flow Client-side action — A technician performs an action (job update, photo capture, payment, etc.). The app immediately records the action locally so the UI can remain responsive. Local queue & storFew readers

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