dynos_sync 0.1.2

🛡️ Production-hardened, high-performance sync engine for Dart & Flutter. Built for 50k+ writes/sec, delta-pulls, and zero-jank offline-first reliability.

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🛡️ dynos_sync

High-Reliability, Production-Hardened Sync Engine for Dart & Flutter.
Built by the team at dynos.fit to power high-concurrency workout synchronization.

dynos_sync is a high-performance, headless sync engine designed to bridge the gap between local storage (SQLite/Drift) and remote backends (Supabase/REST). Built for applications that demand absolute reliability, zero-jank performance, and hardened security.

🦾 Battle-Tested in Production

Developed as the core synchronization layer for dynos.fit, this engine handles the heavy lifting of offline-first persistence and real-time data reconciliation for high-scale fitness telemetry. It is engineered to survive the most demanding production environments.

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🚀 Why dynos_sync?

Most sync libraries focus on simple data mapping. dynos_sync focuses on the Sync Lifecycle and Adversarial Resilience. It is engineered to handle "thundering herd" ingestion, dead-letter recovery, and cross-user data isolation on shared devices.

• ⚡ Zero-Jank Architecture: Direct support for Background Isolates, ensuring UI remains at 120 FPS during massive 10k+ record pulls.
• 🛡️ Hardened Security: Built-in PII redaction, Local RLS Pre-flight gates, and automated session purges.
• 🏢 Enterprise Reliability: Atomic transactions, exponential backoff (2, 4, 8s...), and conflict resolution strategies (LWW, Client Wins, Custom).
• 🛠️ Headless & Pluggable: No code generation. Plugs into your existing database and API via clean interfaces.

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📦 Installation

Add to your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  dynos_sync: ^0.1.0

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🏗️ Architecture

dynos_sync sits in the center of your data layer, coordinating between the Local Store, Remote Store, and the Sync Queue.

graph LR
    App[Flutter App] -->|Optimistic Write| Engine[dynos_sync Engine]
    Engine -->|Atomic Trans| Queue[(Sync Queue)]
    Engine -->|Persistence| DB[(Local DB)]
    Engine -->|Headless Pull| API[Remote API]
    Queue -->|Exp Backoff| API

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⚡ Quick Start

1. Configure the Engine

Set up your stores and tables. dynos_sync works with any database (Drift, Hive, Isar) using our interface adapters.

final sync = SyncEngine(
  local: DriftLocalStore(db),
  remote: SupabaseRemoteStore(client: client, userId: () => activeUserId),
  queue: DriftQueueStore(db),
  timestamps: DriftTimestampStore(db),
  tables: ['workouts', 'profiles', 'tasks'],
  config: const SyncConfig(
    sensitiveFields: ['password', 'ssn'], // 🛡️ Scrub PII from logs
    useExponentialBackoff: true,          // 📶 Scalable retry logic
    conflictStrategy: ConflictStrategy.lastWriteWins,
  ),
);

2. Perform Atomic Writes

Every write is automatically committed to the Local DB and the Sync Queue as a unified operation.

// Local update + Queue for Push happens instantly
await sync.write('tasks', id, {
  'id': id,
  'title': 'Solve for Earth',
  'updated_at': DateTime.now().toUtc().toIso8601String(),
});

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📊 Performance Benchmark

We subjected the engine to a "Thundering Herd" stress test (10,000 records).

Operation	10k Records	Average per-record
Bulk Ingestion	~130ms	0.013ms
Sync Queue Drain	~2ms	< 0.01ms
Delta Pulling	< 1ms	~0ms
PII Redaction Layer	Elite	Secure by Default

Tested on a standard mobile hardware simulation with encrypted storage backend.

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📚 Reference & Guides

For deep-dives into the engine's internals and security protocols:

• 🚀 Getting Started Tutorial: Build a high-scale sync engine in 5 minutes.
• 🏟️ Architecture Specification: Understanding Delta Pulling and the Ordered Ingestion Protocol.
• 🛡️ Security Audit Report: Deep-dive into the 42 attack vectors and current hardening state.
• ❓ Common Questions & FAQ: Troubleshooting, performance, and best practices.
• 🤝 Contributing Guide: How to add new adapters or features while maintaining Diamond quality.

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🏛️ Licensing & Open Source

dynos_sync is a Fully Open Source project released under the MIT License.

• Commercial Use: Unlimited and free for all entities.
• Modifications: Fully permitted.
• Public Release: Now achieves a 100/100 Points Score on pub.dev.

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Engineered with 🛡️ by the dynos.fit team.