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User Scramble Key

Mac McMeans edited this page May 20, 2017 · 12 revisions

A user scramble key is an object used to obscure the plain value of a key.

While key values are typically stored and retrieved as strings in localStorage, with localDataStorage a key value can be one of eight types. Likewise, a user scramble key can be an Array, Boolean, Date, Float, Integer, Null, Object or... a typical String type..

User scramble keys are not stored or recorded, while the global scramble key is stored and accessible.

Any key's value obscured with a user scramble key can only be retrieved using the same key, and if forgotten, cannot successfully be retrieved at all.

localStorage Keys

The usual suspects:

set / get      clear      key      remove

The esoteric ones:

Array Keys:
push / pull, pullall      poke      contains      where

Broadcasting:
broadcast

Bypass:
forceset / forceget

Data Transfer:
import / export

Duplicates:
countdupes, showdupes, listdupes

Internals:
cancrunch      crunch / uncrunch

shufflestring / unshufflestring

xorstring

Management:
keys

Memory Consumption:

Memory Quota:
showquota

Query:
haskey, hasval, hastype

Security:
safeset / safeget

setscramblekey / getscramblekey

Type Check:
isarray      isbigint      isboolean      iscrunch

isdate      isfloat      isinteger      isnull

isnumber      isobject      isstring

showtype

Utility:
chopget      copy      softset      rename

Properties:

channel      length      quota      version

Settings:

verbosity

Memory Keys

Standard:

_set / _get      _clear      _key      _remove

Unconventional:

Data Sync:
_backup / _restore

Management:
_keys

Security:
_safeset / _safeget

Type Check:
_isarray      _isbigint      _isboolean      _iscrunch

_isdate      _isfloat      _isinteger      _isnull

_isnumber      _isobject      _isstring

_showtype

Utility:
_chopget      _copy      _softset      _rename

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