jiki’s persistence layer automatically saves filesystem changes to a storage backend. Here, an InMemoryAdapter tracks all writes. In production, swap it for IndexedDBAdapter so files survive page refreshes.

Details

• Every writeFile call is automatically tracked by the adapter
• A counter script reads, increments, and writes a value; run it multiple times to see it persist across executions
• The header shows how many entries are currently persisted
• Swap InMemoryAdapter for IndexedDBAdapter for real browser persistence

Try it yourself

1. Run node counter.js several times — the counter increments each time
2. Create new files — they appear in the persisted entry count
3. Edit notes.txt and save — the persistence adapter tracks the change
4. In production, replace InMemoryAdapter with IndexedDBAdapter for real persistence