MemoryDataStorage

public class MemoryDataStorage : DataStoring

Memory Data Store

Represents an in-memory dictionary storage. The MemoryDataStorage instance is not thread safe. Using directly from multiple threads can lead to unexpected behaviors.

To initialize a default MemoryDataStorage you would use the following lines somewhere central in your application. Then it’s ready to use.

var memoryDatabaseStore = MemoryDatabaseStore()

You can insert to the MemoryDataStorage instance as long as the application is running.

let stringToEncode = "exampleStringToEncode"
if let encodedData = stringToEncode.data(using: .utf8) {
    do {
        try self.memoryStore.put(data: encodedData, for: "dataKey")
    } catch {
        // handle error
    }
}

// Load data from store
var returnData: Data?
do {
    returnData = try self.memoryStore.data(for: "encodedDataKey")
} catch {
    // handle error
}

// Remove data from store
var returnData: Data?
do {
    returnData = try self.memoryStore.remove(for: "encodedDataKey"))
} catch {
    // handle error
}