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Meteor current status for offline application

There are some streams on SO that cover this, but most of them are 12 months old. I want to understand if Meteor (and the available packages) can currently work:

  • An application that works both online (when there is a network connection) and offline (when this does not happen).
  • Allows you to make changes made offline to save to the server online (and vice versa).
  • Allows you to save saved data in encrypted form on the device and only decrypt when used.
  • Allows you to use any user attribute (application password or, possibly, a token generated by the server for each login), which will be used as part of the decryption key. (the intention is that if a device is stolen and a screen lock bypasses the data, it is still “reasonably” safe).
  • On both, iOS and Android are rooted and not.
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Quote from my own answer on Reddit :

When you export let say apk from Meteor, is it a self-contained application? Is this application connecting to the server? Does it work by default by default?

Yes, theoretically they will work offline. Now they work offline, but they cannot receive new data from the server or perform remote procedures on the server without connecting (it makes sense, right?). If you want a fully standalone application, you can try using one of the community packages for offline data support: https://atmospherejs.com/ground/db

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/977089/

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