Members
(constant) DEFAULT_PIN
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(constant) RNStorage
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(constant) StorageController
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(constant) toString
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(constant) uuidv4
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Methods
_getClassNameFromQueries()
Extracts the class name from queries. If not all queries have the same class name an error will be thrown.
contains()
contains -- Determines if an object is contained in a list with special handling for Parse pointers.
matchesKeyConstraints()
Determines whether an object matches a single key's constraints
matchesQuery()
matchesQuery -- Determines if an object would be returned by a Parse Query It's a lightweight, where-clause only implementation of a full query engine. Since we find queries that match objects, rather than objects that match queries, we can avoid building a full-blown query tool.