Is is possible to use something like PouchDB as the storage layer

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Hi,
I am looking for an offline app solution for both desktop and mobile, and it seems GroundMeteor is the best choice. But I am really concerned with the localStorage's 5MB quota, because I am going to store something larger than 5MB. On the other side, I tried another database named PouchDB(http://pouchdb.com/), it works great.
As it advertised:
_PouchDB supports all modern browsers, using IndexedDB under the hood and falling back to WebSQL where IndexedDB isn't supported._

I can also use PouchDB with SQLite plugin for cordova, then there will be "no" size limitation. Besides that, there is a plugin for PouchDB named Crypto Pouch which I can used for encrypting the database.

So I am thinking whether we can make a wrapper to make PouchDB act as a localStorage, and then we can get rid of the size quota issue. Or maybe there are other solution to solve it?

Any idea? thanks in advance.

No repository files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by reviewing how GroundDB currently uses localStorage, then compare the proposed PouchDB wrapper with IndexedDB, WebSQL, the Cordova SQLite plugin, and Crypto Pouch. Done would require an agreed storage-layer design and a defined way to remove the quota limitation.

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