Single Source of Truth
The reactive normalized cache keeps every module aligned with the latest known state.
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LOCAL-FIRST DATA LAYER FOR VUE AND NUXT
Ship data-driven UX that feels instant, without fighting your state layer.
rstore combines a local-first normalized cache, typed query and mutation APIs, and a plugin transport pipeline so teams can ship realtime, offline, and multi-source apps with confidence and ease.
normalized cache
local-first
flexible transport
plugins
ui state
reactive
BackendsPluginsCacheComponents
CORE FEATURES
The capabilities teams rely on to ship faster with less risk.
Local-first Cache
Reads resolve on the client to keep updates, syncs, offline, and realtime operations smooth.
Fast Mutations
Create, update, and delete flows update the UI instantly, without waiting on the server.
Form Handling
Create form objects that manage data, validation, submission, errors, and more.
TypeScript Support
Use full type safety and autocomplete for every query and mutation route.
Data Federation
Merge data from multiple sources into one unified store graph.
Live Subscriptions
Connect WebSockets or other realtime sources for continuous live updates.
Offline Support
Built-in offline-first support with automatic synchronization when back online.
Plugin System
Fetch any data from any source with a flexible, extensible plugin system.
PICK YOUR STACK
Choose the fastest adoption path for your team.
Vanilla setup
Vue
Create the store yourself and wire plugins intentionally for a predictable, framework-agnostic data layer.
Best for teams migrating from ad-hoc API composables to a scalable model.
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Filesystem-driven
Nuxt
Auto-register collections and plugins from directories, then call a typed `useStore()` across your app.
Best for teams that want Nuxt conventions, SSR integration, and fast onboarding.
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Auto-generated backend
Nuxt + Drizzle
Generate collections, endpoints, and client plumbing from your Drizzle schema with minimal manual wiring.
Best for full-stack teams shipping SQL-backed products at pace.
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CORE CAPABILITIES
See how rstore handles the complex data needs of modern apps with simple, reusable APIs.
Read from one cache graph
Reactive queries
TodoList.vue
Colocate reads in component code and keep them reactive while still passing backend params explicitly.
<script setup lang="ts">
const store = useStore()
const { data: todos, loading, refresh } = await store.todos.query(q => q.many({
filter: item => !item.completed,
params: {
completed: false,
},
}))
</script>
<template>
<TodoList
:items="todos"
:loading
@refresh="refresh()"
/>
</template> AI SUPPORT Experimental
Built-in agent skills for rstore workflows, with architecture-aware guidance.
rstore ships with dedicated skill packs so AI tools can reason about your data model, follow package conventions, and generate changes that stay aligned with your architecture.
Terminal
npx skills-npmPredictable APIs
Collections, queries, forms, and plugins follow consistent patterns, so AI-generated code is easier to review and trust.
Clear project structure
Schema-based conventions give agents enough context to edit multiple files without guessing where things belong.
Practical AI workflow
Use AI for repetitive setup and migrations while your team keeps control of architecture and final decisions.
NAVIGATION BEACON
Jump into the docs and start shipping faster.
Choose your mission track: whether you're looking for a quick setup guide, in-depth architectural rationale, or detailed API references, we've got you covered.
Launch in minutes
Go from zero to a running store setup with copy-paste snippets and framework-specific steps.
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Master your data flows
Learn query, mutation, forms, cache, and realtime patterns that keep your UI consistently fast.
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Plug in any backend
Use plugins and hooks to connect REST, WebSockets, SQL pipelines, or custom transports cleanly.
See Plugin Guide
Upgrade without turbulence
Follow migration playbooks and version notes to evolve your stack without losing momentum.
Read Migration Notes