When I use the Native Storage Plugin, I can save data in the local storage.
You can also store classes, but the functions will not be callable after loading from the database.
Look at this example
export class TestClass{
constructor(){}
test(): void{
console.log("test")
}
}
For example somewhere in the Code I write
this.localDb.set("class", this.testClass)
where localDb is the Instance of Storage and testClass is the Instance of TestClass.
Somewhere later I want to get that value from the database again like this:
this.localDb.get("class").then((class: TestClass)=>{
if(class!=null){
class.test()
}
})
class.test() should simply log "test", but instead you get
Runtime Error
class.test is not a function
Can you somehow work around this behaviour?
My only solution would be to put the test function in a class that is not saved to the database (Thats also what I did in my case) - but is there something else you can do? Because for me it was a function that did logically belong into the saved class.