@xylabs/storage
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@xylabs/storage
A read/write storage device.
ReadonlyKeyValueStore<TValue, TKey>TValue
TKey = string
get(key): Promisable<undefined | TValue>;
Returns a promise that resolves to the value for the given key.
TKey
The key to get the value for.
Promisable<undefined | TValue>
optional keys(): Promisable<TKey[]>;
The keys an array of keys.
Promisable<TKey[]>
optional clear(): Promisable<void>;
Promisable<void>
delete(key): Promisable<void>;
TKey
Promisable<void>
set(key, value): Promisable<void>;
TKey
TValue
Promisable<void>
A readonly storage device.
TValue
TKey = string
get(key): Promisable<undefined | TValue>;
Returns a promise that resolves to the value for the given key.
TKey
The key to get the value for.
Promisable<undefined | TValue>
optional keys(): Promisable<TKey[]>;
The keys an array of keys.
Promisable<TKey[]>
Part of sdk-js
See the LICENSE file for license details
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Base functionality used throughout XY Labs TypeScript/JavaScript libraries
The npm package @xylabs/storage receives a total of 101 weekly downloads. As such, @xylabs/storage popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @xylabs/storage demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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