Hive: Cross Domain Storage

[Ferdzzzzzzzz]

Question

I've used Hive in a couple of production native apps and absolutely love it. Looking to use it in a web project but I have a requirement to store access tokens for multiple domains in one place, eg. dev.com and auth.dev.com and app.dev.com etc all need access to the same storage. Is this possible with Hive?

I know in Javascript this is complicated as cross-domain access to localstorage isn't allowed. One solution is to use an iFrame, which is what cross-storage does. But I'm not sure what the limitations of Hive are and how one would achieve this?

[TomasWeg]

What about using cookies?

[Ferdzzzzzzzz]

@TomasWeg I guess that's an option, but not really a correct use case for cookies. Storing access tokens for a web app is a job for localstorage or something similar. So I guess a better general question would be: is it possible for two different Flutter apps to access the same Hivedb?

[TheMisir]

No Hive doesn't supports using same database on multiple domains. Because, hive uses IndexedDB for storing data on web. And IndexedDB limits access scope to only current origin.