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    Class DataStoreTypes.DataKind

    Represents a separately namespaced collection of storable data items.

    Inheritance
    object
    DataStoreTypes.DataKind
    Inherited Members
    object.Equals(object)
    object.Equals(object, object)
    object.GetHashCode()
    object.GetType()
    object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)
    Namespace: LaunchDarkly.Sdk.Server.Subsystems
    Assembly: LaunchDarkly.ServerSdk.dll
    Syntax
    public sealed class DataStoreTypes.DataKind
    Remarks

    The SDK passes instances of this type to the data store to specify whether it is referring to a feature flag, a user segment, etc. The data store implementation should not look for a specific data kind (such as feature flags), but should treat all data kinds generically.

    Constructors

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    DataKind(string, Func<ItemDescriptor, string>, Func<string, ItemDescriptor>)

    Constructor for use in testing.

    Declaration
    public DataKind(string name, Func<DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor, string> serializer, Func<string, DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor> deserializer)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    string name

    value for the Name property

    Func<DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor, string> serializer

    function to convert an item to a serialized string form

    Func<string, DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor> deserializer

    function to convert an item from a serialized string form

    Remarks

    Application code will not create DataStoreTypes.DataKind instances; the SDK maintains its own instances for the storable data types that it uses.

    Properties

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    Name

    A case-sensitive alphabetic string that uniquely identifies this data kind.

    Declaration
    public string Name { get; }
    Property Value
    Type Description
    string
    Remarks

    This is in effect a namespace for a collection of items of the same kind. Item keys must be unique within that namespace. Persistent data store implementations could use this string as part of a composite key or table name.

    Methods

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    Deserialize(string)

    Creates an item of this kind from its serialized representation.

    Declaration
    public DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor Deserialize(string serializedData)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    string serializedData

    the serialized representation

    Returns
    Type Description
    DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor

    an DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor describing the deserialized object

    Remarks

    The SDK uses this function to translate data that is returned by an IPersistentDataStore. Store implementations normally do not need to call it, except in a special case described in the documentation for IPersistentDataStore regarding updates.

    The returned DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor has two properties: Item, which is the deserialized object or a null value for a deleted item placeholder, and Version, which provides the object's version number regardless of whether it is deleted or not.

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    Serialize(ItemDescriptor)

    Returns a serialized representation of an item of this kind.

    Declaration
    public string Serialize(DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor item)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor item

    an DataStoreTypes.ItemDescriptor

    Returns
    Type Description
    string

    the serialized representation

    Remarks

    The SDK uses this function to generate the data that is stored by an IPersistentDataStore. Store implementations normally do not need to call it, except in a special case described in the documentation for IPersistentDataStore regarding deleted item placeholders.

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    ToString()

    Declaration
    public override string ToString()
    Returns
    Type Description
    string
    Overrides
    object.ToString()
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