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LStoreJSON

Provide a lightweight local JSON object store. Any class can be stored as long as there is one property with the [System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Key] attribute.

Dependencies

• Newtonsoft.Json
• System.ComponentModel.Annotations

How to use

Install the package

Package Manager:

Install-Package LStoreJSON

.NET CLI

dotnet add package LStoreJSON

Packet CLI

paket add LStoreJSON

In your code...

class MyClass
{
    [System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Key]
    public string key {get; set;} 
    public int someVar
}
...
using LStoreJSON;
…
//Saving to file
JSONStore js = new JSONStore();
MyClass myObject = new MyClass(){key = “Some Key”};
js.Add(myObject);
js.SaveChanges();

//Retrieving from file
MyClass objectFromFile = js.Single<MyClass>(“Some Key”);

Methods

//add item of type to in memory store
jsonStoreObject.Add<T>(T o)

//remove item of type to in memory store
jsonStoreObject.Remove<T>(T o)

//Save changes present from in memory store to files
jsonStoreObject.SaveChanges()

//Returns all the objects of a type
jsonStoreObject.All<T>()

//Returns the object of a given type with a matching ID
jsonStoreObject.Single<T>(object Id)

//Determines if the supplied type can be saved using a JSONStore object
JSONStore.IsTypeSaveable<T>()

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