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emberjs/data: WarpDrive is a lightweight data library for web apps — universal, typed, reactive, and ready to scale.

WarpDrive is a lightweight data library for web apps —
universal, typed, reactive, and ready to scale.

WarpDrive provides features that make it easy to build scalable, fast, feature rich application — letting you ship better experiences more quickly without re-architecting your app or API. WarpDrive is:

• 🌌 Seamless Reactivity in any Framework
• ⚡️ Committed to Best-In-Class Performance
• 💚 Typed
• ⚛️ Works with any API
• 🌲 Focused on being as tiny as possible
• 🚀 SSR Ready
• 🐹 Built with ♥️ by Ember

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Note

This will install the "legacy" experience. A new installer is currently being worked on for the Polaris experience and will be available soon.

The following table lists WarpDrive/EmberData versions alongside information about ember compatibility.

• Lockstep: the latest version of ember-source at the time of release
• Supported: the versions of ember-source the release officially supports
• Tested: the versions of ember-source the project tested this release against
• Range: the peer-dep range the release states for ember-source

The library is often compatible with a larger range than was officially supported at the time of release, and we make an effort to test against a larger range than we officially state is supported. In many cases it will be compatible for a larger range than is shown here.

Where possible, we try to maintain this larger window of support as long as possible, but if it does become necessary to break compatibility with an older, unsupported release we do not consider it a breaking change.

The table is generated from this data using the command bun sync-readme-tables.

The table below is generated using the command bun sync-readme-tables.

Refer to the Code of Conduct for community guidelines and inclusivity.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

1. Special release to support vite builds in apps using 4.x ↩

2. This version may receive special long-term patches to assist model-fragments users in creating a migration path onto 5.x and off of ModelFragments ↩ ↩²

3. Special updates have occurred to extend support to ember-source v5 and v6 ↩

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