Storage

In the Smart Home project, there is an in-memory storage provided, which allows you to store and cache arbitrary values in memory. The values are also periodically archived to disk every minute.

The following methods are available through the “Storage” object for working with the storage:

1. push(key, value): This method is used to add a value to the storage. You pass the key and value as arguments, which will be stored in memory. Example usage:

Storage.push('temperature', 25.5);

2. getByName(key): This method allows you to retrieve a value from the storage based on the specified key. If the value is found in memory, it will be returned. Example usage:

const temperature = Storage.getByName('temperature');
console.log(temperature);

3. search(key): This method performs a search for a value based on the key. It first searches for the value in memory, and if not found, it searches in the database. The result of the search is returned. Example usage:

const result = Storage.search('temperature');
console.log(result);

4. pop(key): This method removes a value from the storage based on the specified key. If the value is found and removed, the method returns the removed value. Example usage:

const removedValue = Storage.pop('temperature');
console.log(removedValue);

The methods of the “Storage” object provide the ability to add, retrieve, search, and remove values from the in-memory storage. You can use this storage for temporary data storage in memory, with the option to save to disk and perform efficient value search.

Working with the storage

Storage
  .push(key, value)
  .getByName(key)
  .search(key)
  .pop(key)

Code example

# Storage
# ##################################

foo =
  'bar': 'bar'

value = JSON.stringify foo

# save var
Storage.push 'foo', value

# get exist var
value = Storage.getByName 'foo'

# search
list = Storage.search 'bar'

Storage.pop 'foo'