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The device side of Cbox Sync: a durable local replica, a queue for writes made offline, and the retry semantics that make both safe.

composer require cboxdk/laravel-sync-client

use Cbox\Sync\Client\Laravel\SyncClient;
use Cbox\Sync\Data\FieldOperation;
use Cbox\Sync\Enums\MutationKind;

$client = app(SyncClient::class);

// Works with no network. The write is queued locally and durably.
$client->outbox()->queue($entity, MutationKind::Update, [
    FieldOperation::set('title', $title),
], $baseVersion);

// When there is a connection.
$client->push('tasks', $teamId);
$client->pull('tasks', $teamId);

$client->replica()->record($entity);

Everything the device knows lives in one local SQLite file: the replica's state, the outbox, and which views it has already synced. Kill the process mid-sync and it comes back knowing what it knew.

What this package is for

Four things have to be right for every write a device makes, and getting any one wrong is silent data loss or a queue that never moves again:

a write that was processed is done, whether it applied, conflicted or was rejected
a write the server could not take right now must be retried under the same identity, or it applies twice
a write the server has not seen yet must be renumbered from where the server actually is
a write the server will never take must leave the queue, with a reason the application can show

push() implements exactly those four. That is the whole reason this package exists rather than a page of documentation telling you to implement them.

Configuration, the replica id and the local database path are in configuration. Requires PHP ^8.4 and Laravel 12 or 13.

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