The purpose of this application is to demonstrate that the Fireproof Netlify extension is installed and functioning correctly.

• Enable the Fireproof Netlify extension within the Netlify UI
• Create a new site using an existing project, pointing to this repo

Verifying two-way sync requires to separate browser instances (not just separate tabs), referred to below as A and B:

• Browser A

  • Open the newly deployed site
  • Open the dev tools console
  • Press the Check All Docs Count button, and expect to see All Docs Length 0

• Repeat the same in Browser B

  • Open the newly deployed site
  • Open the dev tools console
  • Press the Check All Docs Count button, and expect to see All Docs Length 0

• Browser A

  • Press the Create Document button
  • Press the Check All Docs Count button, and expect to see All Docs Length 1

• Back to Browser B

  • Keep pressing the Check All Docs Count button, and eventually (often over 1m later) the All Docs Length will increase from 0 to 1
  • Now, press the Create Document button

• Back to Browser A

  • Keep pressing the Check All Docs Count button, and eventually (often over 1m later) the All Docs Length will increase from 1 to 2

You have now verified that documents created in one browser are eventually synced and visible on the other browser.