Polymer 1.x element for syncing an object to a remote server
Warning: This is not yet intended for a production release!
You simply specify a URL where the JSON resource resides.
The URL should accept:
GETrequests for fetching the objectPUTrequests for saving the object
The payload for saving - PUT - would be included in the body of the request.
The value is saved to the server only if it changes after it was initially
fetched successfully from the remote server so you don't have to worry about
timing issues.
$ polymer serveMake sure you have the Polymer CLI installed.
# Runs element with auto browser reload on file changes
$ npm run dev$ npm testThe MIT License
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