Hive supports all platforms where the Dart VM runs plus browsers. On browsers, IndexedDB is used as a backend.
Each box has its own file in the home directory (the one you set using Hive.init()
).
Yes.
The worst thing that can happen is that you lose the last entry if it isn't written completely yet. Hive has built-in integrity checking and crash recovery and takes care of everything.
Hive caches all entries by default, so no. If you don't want that, use lazy boxes instead.
Yes, but don't store too big images (a few MB should be fine).
Not out of the box but you can do that yourself quite easily using the box.toMap()
method and the change notifier.
AES 256 CBC with PKCS7 padding.
No, you don't. It might speed up the next start of your app but nothing to worry about.