Volt Storage Sample - Revision history

Ghenne at 15:10, 25 February 2021

2021-02-25T15:10:32Z

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	# Load '''VoltServer Storage''' sample.		# Load '''VoltServer Storage''' sample.
	# Set VoltServer ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set VoltServer ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to ~~Volt~~.		# Deploy to VoltServer.
	# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.		# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.
	# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to VoltServer.		# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to VoltServer.

Ghenne at 15:10, 25 February 2021

2021-02-25T15:10:06Z

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	# Load '''VoltServer Storage''' sample.		# Load '''VoltServer Storage''' sample.
	# Set ~~Volt~~ ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set VoltServer ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.		# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.

Ghenne at 15:09, 25 February 2021

2021-02-25T15:09:36Z

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	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.		# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.
	# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to ~~Volt~~.		# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to VoltServer.
	# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)		# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)
	# Enter an ''Email'', ''Password'' and ''Confirm Password'', then ''Add User''.		# Enter an ''Email'', ''Password'' and ''Confirm Password'', then ''Add User''.
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	# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.		# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.
	# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.		# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.
	# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your ~~Volt~~ App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your VoltServer App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
	# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.		# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.
	# You can see the entries in AppStorage.		# You can see the entries in AppStorage.

Ghenne at 19:47, 24 February 2021

2021-02-24T19:47:01Z

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	AppStudio includes a sample demonstrating how ~~Volt~~ Storage can be used. Here's a step by step guide for running the sample.		AppStudio includes a sample demonstrating how VoltServer Storage can be used. Here's a step by step guide for running the sample.

	# Load '''~~Volt~~ Storage''' sample.		# Load '''VoltServer Storage''' sample.
	# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.

Ghenne at 15:51, 6 February 2019

2019-02-06T15:51:26Z

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	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.		# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.
	~~# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.~~
	~~# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.~~
	~~# You can see the entries in AppStorage.~~
	# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to Volt.		# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to Volt.
	# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)		# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)
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	# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.		# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.
	# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.		# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.
	# ~~Go back to~~ the '''Dashboard'''. ~~Look at~~ the ''Storage'' ~~for your user~~. ~~The data is there now~~.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
			# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.
			# You can see the entries in AppStorage.

Ghenne at 15:49, 6 February 2019

2019-02-06T15:49:00Z

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	# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. Before you ~~can use it~~, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.		# Run it. Before you sign in, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.
	# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
	# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.		# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.

Ghenne at 15:48, 6 February 2019

2019-02-06T15:48:37Z

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	# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. Before you can use it, you need to set up a user.		# Run it. Before you can use it, you need to set up a user. We'll do this in a later step.
	# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
	# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.		# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.

Ghenne at 15:48, 6 February 2019

2019-02-06T15:48:05Z

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	# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.		# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
	# Deploy to Volt.		# Deploy to Volt.
	# Run it. ~~Sign in using your Volt account.~~		# Run it. Before you can use it, you need to set up a user.
	~~# GetAllItems works for both serverStorage and appStorage~~.
	# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
	# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.		# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.
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	# Go back to '''Storage'''.		# Go back to '''Storage'''.
	# Sign in as the new user you created.		# Sign in as the new user you created.
			# GetAllItems works for both serverStorage and appStorage.
	# You can use all the serverStorage buttons: they are your data.		# You can use all the serverStorage buttons: they are your data.
	# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.		# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.
	# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.		# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.
	# Go back to the '''Dashboard'''. Look at the ''Storage'' for your user. The data is there now.		# Go back to the '''Dashboard'''. Look at the ''Storage'' for your user. The data is there now.

Ghenne at 12:09, 29 January 2019

2019-01-29T12:09:33Z

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2019-01-29T12:08:56Z

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AppStudio includes a sample demonstrating how Volt Storage can be used. Here's a step by step guide for running the sample.

# Load '''Volt Storage''' sample.
# Set Volt ''AppId'' to blank and ''Dashboard Access'' to false.
# Deploy to Volt.
# Run it. Sign in using your Volt account.
# GetAllItems works for both serverStorage and appStorage.
# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the Dashboard.
# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.
# You can see the entries in AppStorage.
# Load the '''Volt Users''' sample and deploy to Volt.
# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)
# Enter an ''Email'', ''Password'' and ''Confirm Password'', then ''Add User''.
# Go back to the Dashboard. Under ''Action'', chose ''Users''.
# You should see the user you created there.
# Choose 'Storage' for the user. A blank screen will appear "No data to display".
# Go back to '''Storage'''.
# Sign in as the new user you created.
# You can use all the serverStorage buttons: they are your data.
# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.
# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.
# Go back to the Dashboard. Look at the ''Storage'' for your user. The data is there now.

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	# Run it. Sign in using your Volt account.		# Run it. Sign in using your Volt account.
	# GetAllItems works for both serverStorage and appStorage.		# GetAllItems works for both serverStorage and appStorage.
	# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the Dashboard.		# From AppStudio, choose '''Manage your Volt App'''. This brings up the '''Dashboard'''.
	# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.		# In the ''Actions'' section, choose ''Storage''.
	# You can see the entries in AppStorage.		# You can see the entries in AppStorage.
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	# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)		# Under ''AppID'', enter the AppID from the Dashboard. (like pYCvbX)
	# Enter an ''Email'', ''Password'' and ''Confirm Password'', then ''Add User''.		# Enter an ''Email'', ''Password'' and ''Confirm Password'', then ''Add User''.
	# Go back to the Dashboard. Under ''Action'', chose ''Users''.		# Go back to the '''Dashboard'''. Under ''Action'', chose ''Users''.
	# You should see the user you created there.		# You should see the user you created there.
	# Choose 'Storage' for the user. A blank screen will appear "No data to display".		# Choose 'Storage' for the user. A blank screen will appear "No data to display".
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	# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.		# In appStorage, you can only get data - you can't change it.
	# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.		# Use serverStorage ''setItem'' to set some initial values for your user.
	# Go back to the Dashboard. Look at the ''Storage'' for your user. The data is there now.		# Go back to the '''Dashboard'''. Look at the ''Storage'' for your user. The data is there now.