State

Overview

Provides key-value storage for apps so that app developers can persist and get small chunks of state in the context of their app.

States can either be stored in the context of an app (= app states) or in the context of an app and user (= user app states).

• States stored per app can be read by every user of the app.
• States stored per app and user can only be read and updated by the user who originally set that state. Please visit the Dynatrace Developer to learn more about app states and user app states.

@dynatrace-sdk/client-state

v1.3.1

npm install @dynatrace-sdk/client-state

stateClient

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

deleteAppState

stateClient.deleteAppState(config): Promise<void>

Deletes app state

Required scope: state:app-states:delete

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.deleteAppState({
  key: "some-key",
});

deleteAppStates

stateClient.deleteAppStates(abortSignal?): Promise<void>

Delete all app states

Required scope: state:app-states:delete

Deletes all app states for an app to reset the app into a clean state.

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.deleteAppStates();

deleteUserAppState

stateClient.deleteUserAppState(config): Promise<void>

Delete user app state

Required scope: state:user-app-states:delete

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.deleteUserAppState({
  key: "some-key",
});

deleteUserAppStates

stateClient.deleteUserAppStates(abortSignal?): Promise<void>

Delete all user app states

Required scope: state:user-app-states:delete

Deletes all user app states for the calling user and app.

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.deleteUserAppStates();

getAppState

stateClient.getAppState(config): Promise<AppState>

Gets app state

Required scope: state:app-states:read

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Returns

The app state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.getAppState({
  key: "some-key",
});

getAppStates

stateClient.getAppStates(config): Promise<AppStates>

List app states

Required scope: state:app-states:read

Lists app states. By default, only provides property key per state. Use add-fields parameter to include more fields and the filter parameter to narrow down the returned states.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.addFields	string	Provide a comma separated list of additional properties to be included in the response.
config.filter	string	The filter parameter for filtering the set of returned resources If this parameter is omitted, no filtering is applied and all states will be returned. Filtering by string type parameters key, modificationInfo.lastModifiedBy when using one of the operators contains, starts-with and ends-with is case insensitive. When using the operators =and !=, filtering is case sensitive. The following fields are legal filtering parameters - any other field names will result in a HTTP 400 response: key, supported operators: =, !=, contains, starts-with, ends-with: modificationInfo.lastModifiedTime, supported operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= modificationInfo.lastModifiedBy, supported operators: =, !=, contains, starts-with, ends-with validUntilTime, supported operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= The following constraints apply: Field names are case-sensitive. Conditions can be connected via operators and and or. A single condition can be negated by not. Strings must be enclosed in single quotes. e.g. key contains 'my-string' Single quotes within a string must be escaped with a backslash: e.g. key starts-with 'it\'s a string' Maximum nesting depth (via brackets) is 2. Maximum length is 256 characters. Examples: key starts-with 'game-' modificationInfo.lastModifiedTime >= '2022-07-01T00:10:05.000Z' and not (key contains 'new')

Returns

The list of app states

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.getAppStates();

getUserAppState

stateClient.getUserAppState(config): Promise<UserAppState>

Get user app state

Required scope: state:user-app-states:read

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Returns

The user app state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.getUserAppState({
  key: "some-key",
});

getUserAppStates

stateClient.getUserAppStates(config): Promise<UserAppStates>

List user app states

Required scope: state:user-app-states:read

Lists user app states. By default, only provides property key per state. Use add-fields parameter to include more fields and the filter parameter to narrow down the returned states

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.addFields	string	Provide a comma separated list of additional properties to be included in the response.
config.filter	string	The filter parameter for filtering the set of returned resources If this parameter is omitted, no filtering is applied and all states will be returned. Filtering by string type parameters key, modificationInfo.lastModifiedBy when using one of the operators contains, starts-with and ends-with is case insensitive. When using the operators =and !=, filtering is case sensitive. The following fields are legal filtering parameters - any other field names will result in a HTTP 400 response: key, supported operators: =, !=, contains, starts-with, ends-with: modificationInfo.lastModifiedTime, supported operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= modificationInfo.lastModifiedBy, supported operators: =, !=, contains, starts-with, ends-with validUntilTime, supported operators: =, !=, <, <=, >, >= The following constraints apply: Field names are case-sensitive. Conditions can be connected via operators and and or. A single condition can be negated by not. Strings must be enclosed in single quotes. e.g. key contains 'my-string' Single quotes within a string must be escaped with a backslash: e.g. key starts-with 'it\'s a string' Maximum nesting depth (via brackets) is 2. Maximum length is 256 characters. Examples: key starts-with 'game-' modificationInfo.lastModifiedTime >= '2022-07-01T00:10:05.000Z' and not (key contains 'new')

Returns

The list of user app states

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.getUserAppStates();

setAppState

stateClient.setAppState(config): Promise<void>

Updates app state

Required scope: state:app-states:write

Updates the cross-user app state for the given key. Be aware that other users will be able to read the value. Use the user-scoped user-app-state to only store values for the authenticated user.

Certain limits apply when updating app states.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.body*required	AppState
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.setAppState({
  key: "some-key",
  body: { value: "some-state", validUntilTime: "now+2d" },
});

setUserAppState

stateClient.setUserAppState(config): Promise<void>

Updates user app state

Required scope: state:user-app-states:write

Updates the user specific app state for the given key and calling user.

Certain limits apply when updating user app states.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config.body*required	UserAppState
config.key*required	string	Specify the key of the state

Code example

import { stateClient } from "@dynatrace-sdk/client-state";

const data = await stateClient.setUserAppState({
  key: "some-key",
  body: { value: "some-state", validUntilTime: "now+2d" },
});

Types

AppState

Name	Type	Description
modificationInfo	ModificationInfo
validUntilTime	null | string	Specify the date until the state is persisted. Allowed are values from now+1m to now+90d! Returned validUntilTimes are always a string formatted in ISO 8601
value*required	string

AppStates

extends Array<ListAppState>

Name	Type	Description
length*required	number	Gets or sets the length of the array. This is a number one higher than the highest index in the array.

Error

Name	Type
code*required	number
message*required	string

ErrorResponse

Name	Type
error*required	Error

ListAppState

Name	Type	Description
key*required	string
modificationInfo	ModificationInfo
validUntilTime	null | string	Specify the date until the state is persisted. Allowed are values from now+1m to now+90d! Returned validUntilTimes are always a string formatted in ISO 8601
value	string

ListUserAppState

Name	Type	Description
key*required	string
modificationInfo	ModificationInfo
validUntilTime	null | string	Specify the date until the state is persisted. Allowed are values from now+1m to now+90d! Returned validUntilTimes are always a string formatted in ISO 8601
value	string

ModificationInfo

Name	Type
lastModifiedBy*required	string
lastModifiedTime*required	Date

PersistenceState

Name	Type	Description
modificationInfo	ModificationInfo
validUntilTime	null | string	Specify the date until the state is persisted. Allowed are values from now+1m to now+90d! Returned validUntilTimes are always a string formatted in ISO 8601
value	string

UserAppState

Name	Type	Description
modificationInfo	ModificationInfo
validUntilTime	null | string	Specify the date until the state is persisted. Allowed are values from now+1m to now+90d! Returned validUntilTimes are always a string formatted in ISO 8601
value*required	string

UserAppStates

extends Array<ListUserAppState>

Name	Type	Description
length*required	number	Gets or sets the length of the array. This is a number one higher than the highest index in the array.