Adapters are Feedtack's plugin system for persistence. Every adapter implements the FeedtackAdapter interface — five async methods that handle the full feedback lifecycle:

interface FeedtackAdapter {
  submit(payload: FeedtackPayload): Promise<void>;
  reply(feedbackId: string, reply: Omit<FeedtackReply, "id" | "feedbackId">): Promise<void>;
  resolve(feedbackId: string, resolution: Omit<FeedtackResolution, "feedbackId">): Promise<void>;
  archive(feedbackId: string, userId: string): Promise<void>;
  loadFeedback(filter?: FeedtackFilter): Promise<FeedbackItem[]>;
}

Built-in adapters

Feedtack ships three adapters for common use cases:

Choosing an adapter

• Starting out? Use ConsoleAdapter to see payloads in your browser console.
• Building a demo? Use LocalStorageAdapter for zero-infrastructure persistence.
• Going to production? Use WebhookAdapter pointed at your API, or build a custom adapter.

Adapter lifecycle

1. loadFeedback(filter?) — Called on mount to hydrate existing feedback for the current page
2. submit(payload) — Called when the user submits new feedback
3. reply(feedbackId, reply) — Called when a user replies to a thread
4. resolve(feedbackId, resolution) — Called when feedback is marked as resolved
5. archive(feedbackId, userId) — Called when a user archives feedback from their view