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Reputation: 13

in which file can I put a script to erase the caches of the Titanium application

I wrote a script that allows you to delete a property in the caches of the application, however I need to run this script only once when I install the application. someone has an idea, thanks

var executed = 0; 
if(executed === 0){
    Ti.App.Properties.removeProperty("My_Property");
    executed++; 
}

Upvotes: 1

Views: 30

Answers (1)

Prashant Saini
Prashant Saini

Reputation: 3539

The only ways you can hold some value across app sessions are Ti.App.Properties or sql database. So you can do it in two ways as below:

Solution 1: Use another property to know that you have deleted the desired property.

// for first time installation, the default value (or 2nd parameter) will be false as you have not deleted the property yet
var isDeleted = Ti.App.Properties.getBool('My_Property_Deleted', false);

if (isDeleted) {
    Ti.App.Properties.removeProperty("My_Property");

    // since you have deleted it, now set it to true so this 'if' block doesn't runs on any next app session
    Ti.App.Properties.setBool('My_Property_Deleted', true);

} else {
    // you have already deleted the property, 'if' block won't run now
}

Solution 2: Create a new database or pre-load a shipped db with your app.

// Titanium will create it if it doesn't exists, or return a reference to it if it exists (after first call & after app install)
var db = Ti.Database.open('your_db');

// create a new table to store properties states
db.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS deletedProperties(id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, property_name TEXT);');

// query the database to know if it contains any row with the desired property name
var result = db.execute('select * from deletedProperties where name=?', "My_Property");

if (result.rowCount == 0) { // means no property exists with such name
    // first delete the desired property
    Ti.App.Properties.removeProperty("My_Property");

    // insert this property name in table so it can be available to let you know you have deleted the desired property
    db.execute('insert into deletedProperties(name) values(?)', "My_Property");

} else {
    // you have already deleted the property, 'if' block won't run now
}

// never forget to close the database after no use of it
db.close();

There can be other ways as well, but these 2 will work for what you want. Read more about Ti.Database here

Upvotes: 1

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