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<@U81R2QEMU> I always use an http client and store the data elsewhere, I find it much easier to deal with user access this way. But you can of course include a direct connection to a local postgresql server or something if your use case calls for it. There are some very nice libraries out there for working with JDBC in Kotlin.

I was asking for an offline storage db i mean within the app ?

You can always use JDBC with the DB of your choice; drivers are available for all the major DBs. I had a project that I built in TFX where I was storing in an embedded offline Sqlite database.

If you don't need the power of SQL and just need a simple local storage for tables, I've found the SuperCSV library to be quite useful. <http://super-csv.github.io/super-csv/index.html>

And of course there's the new kotlinx-serialization library if you're looking for a more general way to persist data locally (or via a web api for that matter).

Depending on what you're storing, you can even use the `config` or `preferences` built ins.

Thanks <@U4Z1U6LJK> <@U0F3291QE> for sharing the info