WebcomApplication

The configuration corresponding to this application.

The URLSession instance used by this application.

When this property is nil, Webcom.defaultSession is used instead.

The DispatchQueue used by default to schedule callbacks.

When this property is nil, Webcom.defaultCallbackQueue is used instead.

The JSONEncoder instance used to serialize data for this application.

This property is initialized using the createDefaultJSONEncoder() static function.

The JSONDecoder instance used to deserialize data for this application.

This property is initialized using the createDefaultJSONDecoder() static function.

Creates an instance for which all services available, whether they require the JavaScript API or not.

Creates an instance for which only services not requiring the JavaScript API are available.

Returns a new JSON encoder.

The returned instance is configured with:

• iso8601 date encoding strategy,
• base64 data encoding strategy.

This function is used to initialize the jsonEncoder property of instances.

Returns a new JSON decoder.

The returned instance is configured with:

• iso8601 date decoding strategy,
• base64 data decoding strategy.

This function is used to initialize the jsonDecoder property of instances.

The identifier of this application on the back-end.

Clears all the ongoing long term subscriptions from the client local storage.

This method requires a user to be authenticated.

WARNING: this method doesn’t cancel the subscriptions! It only removes them from the local storage, so that the getLongTermSubscriptions() method can no longer retrieve them. Use DataSubscription.unsubscribeThroughNotifications() or DataSubscription.unsubscribeThroughWebhook() to actually cancel them (otherwise they may still persist in the Webcom back end).

Retrieves the list of the ongoing long term subscriptions from the local storage.

Such subscriptions are stored when invoking the DataNode.subscribeThroughNotifications() or the DataNode.subscribeThroughWebhook() method.

This method requires a user to be authenticated.

Indicates whether two applications are equal.

Two applications are equal when they represent the same application on the back-end, i.e. when they have the same WebcomConfiguration.platform and the same WebcomConfiguration.identifier.

The Authentication service for this application.

There is only one instance of AuthenticationService class for each application. Distinct applications do not share AuthenticationService instances. Calling this property multiple times always returns the same instance. The first time this property is called for a given application, the instance is initialized and it is stored in the application. On subsequent calls to this property, the stored instance is returned.

The Data service for this application.

There is only one instance of DataService class for each application. Distinct applications do not share DataService instances. Calling this property multiple times always returns the same instance. The first time this property is called for a given application, the instance is initialized and it is stored in the application. On subsequent calls to this property, the stored instance is returned.

The Datasync service for this application.

There is only one instance of DatasyncService class for each application. Distinct applications do not share DatasyncService instances. Calling this property multiple times always returns the same instance. The first time this property is called for a given application, the instance is initialized and it is stored in the application. On subsequent calls to this property, the stored instance is returned.

The type that wraps WebcomApplication in order to enrich it with a Combine-based API.

See also the documentation section of WebcomWrapper for the corresponding wrapped type.

To use this type, import the following dependency in your code:

import WebcomCombine

The wrapping instance, which has a Combine-based API.