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Package io.objectbox.sync

ObjectBox Sync allows to automatically synchronize local data with a sync destination (e.g.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
SyncClient	ObjectBox sync client.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ConnectivityMonitor	Used by SyncClient to observe connectivity changes.
Sync	ObjectBox Sync makes data available on other devices.
SyncBuilder	A builder to create a SyncClient; the builder itself should be created via Sync.client(BoxStore, String, SyncCredentials).
SyncChange	A collection of changes made to one entity type during a sync transaction.
SyncClientImpl	Internal sync client implementation.
SyncCredentials	Use the static helper methods to build Sync credentials, for example SyncCredentials.sharedSecret("secret").
SyncCredentialsToken	Internal credentials implementation.
SyncLoginCodes	Codes used by SyncLoginListener.onLoginFailed(long).

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
SyncBuilder.RequestUpdatesMode
SyncCredentials.CredentialsType
SyncState	Returned by SyncClientImpl.getSyncState().

Package io.objectbox.sync Description

ObjectBox Sync allows to automatically synchronize local data with a sync destination (e.g. a sync server) and vice versa. This is the sync client package.

These are the typical steps to setup a sync client:

1. Create a BoxStore as usual (using MyObjectBox)
2. Get a SyncBuilder using Sync.client( io.objectbox.BoxStore, java.lang.String, io.objectbox.sync.SyncCredentials). Here you need to pass the BoxStore, along with an URL to the sync destination (server), and credentials. For demo set ups, you could start with SyncCredentials.none() credentials.
3. Optional: use the SyncBuilder instance from the last step to configure the sync client and set initial listeners.
4. Call SyncBuilder.build()
to get an instance of SyncClient (and hold on to it). Synchronization is now active.
5. Optional: Interact with SyncClient