Hi there,
Tried different ways, without luck as of yet. It’s lacking documentation and I also couldn’t find an example in any of the block examples.
Thanks,
Ronen
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How do I use GlobalConfig.setPathsAsync?
+14Best answer by Kasra
Hi Ronen,
globalConfig.setPathsAsync takes an array of update objects, e.g.
await globalConfig.setPathsAsync([
{path: ['a', 'b'], value: 1},
{path: ['c'], value: 2},
])
Would result in the following data in globalConfig:
{
a: {
b: 1,
},
c: 2
}
Hope this helps! We’ll look into adding an example in the docs for this, thanks for pointing it out :slightly_smiling_face:
+4Hi Ronen,
globalConfig.setPathsAsync takes an array of update objects, e.g.
await globalConfig.setPathsAsync([
{path: ['a', 'b'], value: 1},
{path: ['c'], value: 2},
])
Would result in the following data in globalConfig:
{
a: {
b: 1,
},
c: 2
}
Hope this helps! We’ll look into adding an example in the docs for this, thanks for pointing it out :slightly_smiling_face:
+14Yes, definitely, thanks :pray: Related question, on how to use setAsync (an example for that in the docs would also help :slightly_smiling_face: ), right now, I’m using it as:
globalConfig.setAsync('c', 2)
If I want to create a key in a sub doc, I just:
globalConfig.setAsync(['a', 'b'], 1)
Correct?
+4Yep! globalConfig paths can be an array of keys. It’ll create the intermediate objects if needed automatically.
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