First create a struct for the Model and a Provider to serve it, there are ready to use base classes to derive from:
You then use the [Persist] attribute to select the CacheMode and the [PersistValue] attribute to select which properties should be preserved and how they should be initialized
public class ExampleProvider : IStoreProviderLocalStorage<ExampleModel>
{
public ExampleProvider(string containerPath) : base(containerPath) { }
}
[Persist(PersistType.Cache)]
public struct ExampleModel
{
[PersistValue(false)]
public bool exampleBoolean { get; set; }
[PersistValue("InitValue")]
public string exampleString { get; set; }
}
After you designed your Provider and Model you can create the Store, and register the Provider
StoreEngine.Store MyStore = new StoreEngine.Store();
MyStore.RegisterProvider("Examples", new ExampleProvider("ExampleData"));
The store is address based, and the Models are now available with the path Examples.* , inside the LocalStore the objects will be located in a Container called "ExampleData" (see Constructor of Provider)
Modifications of the Store is now very easy
var firstExample = MyStore.Create<ExampleModel>("Examples.FirstExample");
var secondExample = MyStore.Create<ExampleModel>("Examples.SecondExample");
var thirdExample = MyStore.Create<ExampleModel>("Examples.ThirdExample");
firstExample.exampleString = "Hi!";
MyStore.Update("Examples.FirstExample", firstExample);
MyStore.Delete("Examples.ThirdExample");
var tmpExample = Mystore.Read<ExampleModel>("Examples.FirstExample");
secondExample.exampleString = tmpExample.exampleString;
Mystore.Update("Examples.SecondExample", secondExample);
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