Support importing TPK file with ArcGis SDK API > 4.10 about offline-editor-js

[andygup]

@LukashenkoEvgeniy this repo is only for v3.15+ and I don't have any plans to migrate it to 4.x. A number of folks have said there were going to give it a try but I never heard back.

Reference: https://github.com/Esri/offline-editor-js#offline-editor-js

I'll go ahead and close this, if you have updates definitely post the info here.

[yevhenii-username]

@andygup, thank you for response. Maybe you know some alternatives JavaScript staff for 4.x versions, which can import .tpk file for ability work offline?

[andygup]

I don't, sorry. It's very difficult to create offline JavaScript mapping libraries that are scalable, stable and don't crash or lock up the browser all the time. This is where our native Runtime SDKs really shine.

In theory you could could convert the TPKLayer library to use 4.x. I don't know of anyone that's done that: https://github.com/Esri/offline-editor-js/tree/master/lib/tpk.

There are also some major caveats to keep in mind related to how much TPK data you can consume in a browser: I still recommend a 100MB (Megabyte) maximum. There are articles and blog posts that claim you can do more, but mapping-related use cases rarely work in production beyond that capacity (100MB) when there is heavy IndexedDB and memory read/write activity like a mapping application demands. More info here in the FAQ: https://github.com/Esri/offline-editor-js/wiki/FAQ#how-much-data-can-you-store-with-the-library

I hope that helps.

[yevhenii-username]

@andygup, thank you for response!