get_storage 1.1.2

A fast, extra light and synchronous key-value storage written entirely in Dart

get_storage

A fast, extra light and synchronous key-value storage written entirely in Dart to Get framework of Flutter.

Supports Android, iOS, Web, Mac, Linux, and fuchsia (Wip on Windows).

Add to your pubspec:

dependencies:
  get_storage:

Initialize storage driver with await:

main() async {
  await GetStorage.init();
  runApp(App());
}

use GetStorage through an instance or use directly 'GetStorage().read('key')'

final box = GetStorage();

To write information you must use write :

box.write('quote', 'GetX is the best');

To read values you use read:

print(box.read('quote'));
// out: GetX is the best

To remove a key, you can use remove:

box.remove('quote');

To listen changes you can use listen:

box.listen((){
  print('box changed');
});

If you subscribe to events, be sure to dispose them when using:

box.dispose();

To erase your container:

box.erase();

If you want to create different containers, simply give it a name. You can listen to specific containers, and also delete them.

GetStorage g = GetStorage('MyStorage');

To initialize specific container:

await GetStorage.init('MyStorage');

GetStorage is not fast, it is absurdly fast, so fast that you can write a file and then read it immediately.

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What GetStorage is:

Persistent key/value storage for Android, iOS, Web, Linux, Mac and Fuchsia (soon to be Windows) that combines persistent storage with fast memory access.

What GetStorage is NOT:

A database. Get is super compact to offer you a solution ultra-light, high-speed read/write storage to work synchronously. If you want to store data persistently, use it, if you want a database, with indexing there are incredible solutions that are already available, like Hive and Sqflite/Moor.