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ApplicationSettings allows you to store and retrieve data from the device local storage via getters and setters for storing and retrieving different data types. Use the appropriate setter to avoid errors.

How to use ApplicationSettings

Store a string value

To store a string value, use the setString method:

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ApplicationSettings.setString('username', 'Wolfgang')

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You can use this method with the JSON.stringify() (as shown in the saveObjectAsString method in the StackBlitz demo app at the link above) to store an object or an array as a string. Then, use JSON.parse() to convert the result of getString() back to the object or array.

Store a boolean value

To store a boolean value, call the setBoolean method passing the key as the first argument and the value as second argument.

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ApplicationSettings.setBoolean('isTurnedOn', true)

Store a numeric value

To store a number, use the setNumber() method:

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ApplicationSettings.setNumber('locationX', 54.321)

ApplicationSettings API

setString()

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ApplicationSettings.setString(key: string, value: string)

Stores a string value for the specified key.


getString()

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ApplicationSettings.getString(key: string, deafaultValue?: string)

Gets a value (if existing) for a key as a String object. A default value can be provided in case there is no existing value.


setNumber()

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ApplicationSettings.setNumber(key: string, value: number)

Sets a Number object for a key.


getNumber()

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ApplicationSettings.getNumber(key: string, deafaultValue?: number)

Gets a value (if existing) for a key as a Number object. A default value can be provided in case the value does not exist.


setBoolean()

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ApplicationSettings.setBoolean(key: string, value: boolean)

Sets a boolean for a key.


getBoolean()

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ApplicationSettings.getBoolean(key: string, deafaultValue?: boolean)

Gets a value (if existing) for a key as a boolean. A default value can be provided in case the value does not exist.value.


remove()

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ApplicationSettings.remove(key: string)

Removes the key and its value from the device storage.


clear()

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ApplicationSettings.clear()

Removes all values from the device storage.


getAllKeys()

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ApplicationSettings.getAllKeys(): Array<string>

Returns an array of all stored keys or an empty array if no keys exist in the device storage.


API Reference(s)

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