Replicated file provider
Asked on 08/06/2024
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The concept of a replicated file provider isn't directly mentioned in the provided context. However, the sessions related to creating custom data stores with SwiftData might be relevant if you are looking to implement a custom data store that could potentially be used in a replicated file provider scenario.
Relevant Sessions
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Create a custom data store with SwiftData
- This session covers the new Datastore protocol in SwiftData, which allows you to create custom data stores. It includes details on how to implement fetch and save operations, handle snapshots, and use JSON for storage.
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- This session introduces custom data stores and how they can be used with SwiftData APIs. It also discusses how to customize model containers and use custom data stores in Xcode previews.
Key Points from the Sessions
- Datastore Protocol: Defines the functionality needed for a store to be usable by the model context, including save, fetch, and caching.
- Custom Data Stores: You can create your own datastore to persist data in any format, such as JSON, and integrate it with SwiftData's model context.
- Example Implementation: The session provides an example of implementing a JSON store, which could be adapted for use in a replicated file provider scenario.
For more detailed information, you can watch the sessions mentioned above.
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