Memory adapter

@siteping/adapter-memory keeps everything in a plain array. No persistence, no configuration — restart the process and it's gone.

npm i @siteping/adapter-memory

import { MemoryStore } from "@siteping/adapter-memory";

const store = new MemoryStore();

// Server-side, behind the HTTP handler:
createSitepingHandler({ store });

// Or client-side, directly in the widget:
initSiteping({ store, projectName: "preview" });

Behavior notes

• Newest first — new feedbacks are prepended, so lists come back in reverse chronological order without sorting.
• Duplicate submissions are absorbed — creating a feedback with an existing clientId returns the already-stored record instead of erroring. That's what makes the widget's retry queue safe.
• Records are returned by reference. If you mutate an object the store gave you, you mutate the store. Clone before editing (structuredClone(feedback)) if you need a scratch copy.
• Unbounded — there is no size cap or eviction. Fine for tests; don't leave it collecting feedback on a long-lived server.
• clear() empties the store and resets ID numbering — handy between test cases.

Unknown IDs throw StoreNotFoundError from updateFeedback / deleteFeedback; the error classes are re-exported by the package so you can catch them without importing core.