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A namespace for global stuff for the SDK.

This enumeration does not contain any case, since it is only used as a namespace.

An object representing an application on the back-end.

An iOS application will typically use the Webcom.defaultApplication instance.

A value that represents how a subscription was cancelled.

A type that is wrapped by another type in order to be enriched with a Combine-based API.

A value that contains the configuration for a WebcomApplication.

The Info.plist file may be used to provide WebcomConfiguration values. See the Getting a WebcomApplication guide for more information about that.

A value representing a date and time, which can be computed by the Datasync back-end.

A WebcomDate wraps a classic Date. The value property allows to retrieve the wrapped value. It has also a special instance, WebcomDate.backEndCurrentDate, which represents the back-end current date and time.

To store the current date in the Datasync database, it is better to use WebcomDate.backEndCurrentDate rather than Date() since the former allows to take into account the offset between the device time and the back-end time seamlessly. To retrieve the device local date corresponding to a WebcomDate read in the Datasync database, use the DatasyncState.ConnectionState.deviceDate(for:) method, as it will also take the offset into account.

WebcomDate obviously conforms to Codable, Hashable, Equatable and Comparable protocols, so it can be used everywhere Date would be used.

A value corresponding to an encryption algorithm used to cipher messages.

A value representing an error.

A publisher that eventually produces a single value and then finishes or fails. In case of failure, the associated value is a WebcomError.

A value representing the key of a database node.

The order of the keys is defined as follows:

• Keys that are parsable as integers are ordered before all other keys.
• Integer keys (with no leading 0) are ordered following the natural order on integers.
• Integer keys representing the same number are ordered from the one with the least leading 0 to the one with the most leading 0.
• All other keys are ordered in lexicographic order.

Example:

0 < 1 < 01 < 001 < 7 < 09 < 72 < 521 < 1000 < aa < b < bb

A value representing a location in source code.

A value that contains a log.

Logs produced by the SDK use this type.

A namespace for markers used by the SDK.

This enumeration does not contain any case, since it is only used as a namespace.

A value representing a remote notification sent by the back-end.

A value representing an event sent with a remote notification.

The type of the value of nodes representing a presence state for the DatasyncService.isPresent(state:) method.

A value that represents either a success or a failure, with an associated value in each case. In case of failure, the associated value is a WebcomError.

A service, i.e. a set of consistent features of a WebcomApplication instance.

A type to represent a JSON value.

A type that wraps a callback-based type in order to enrich it with another API.