// returns: "value"
await client.store.env.set("key", "value")

// returns: true
await client.store.env.has("key")

// returns: "value"
await client.store.env.get("key")

// returns: void
await client.store.env.delete("key")

// returns: false
await client.store.env.has("key")

// returns: { foo: "bar" }
await client.store.env.set("obj", { foo: "bar" })

Only use this for small values - there’s a 256KB size limit per item.

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Namespaces

  • store.env to access and store data across your Environment

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Methods

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delete()

Deletes an item from the Key-Value Store.

key
string
required

The key of the item to delete.

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Returns

A Promise that resolves when the item has been deleted.

await client.store.env.delete("key")

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has()

Checks if an item exists in the Key-Value Store.

key
string
required

The key of the item to check existence of.

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Returns

A Promise that resolves to a boolean value indicating existence.

const exists = await client.store.env.has("key")

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get()

Retrieves an item from the Key-Value Store.

key
string
required

The key of the item to retrieve.

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Returns

A Promise that resolves to the stored value or undefined if missing.

const val = await client.store.env.get("key")

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set()

Stores an item in the Key-Value Store.

key
string
required

The key of the item to store.

value
any
required

The serializable value to store.

const val = await client.store.env.set("key", "value")

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Returns

A Promise that resolves to the stored value.

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