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feat: get_kernel_id and get_session_id for custom storage #452
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Suggesting some changes to documentation. Otherwise looks good!
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If you want to store data in a custom storage, you need to know the kernel_id or session_id to scope. This can be used to implement something similar to reactive variables.
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Great, thanks you! I left state (i prefer that to states, since it's not often used that way), but the rest were good changes! |
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Then I feel like there should be an article in front of "state", i.e. "the state" or "a state", otherwise it sounds very strange, but maybe that's just me. |
* feat: get_kernel_id and get_session_id for custom storage If you want to store data in a custom storage, you need to know the kernel_id or session_id to scope. This can be used to implement something similar to reactive variables.
* feat: get_kernel_id and get_session_id for custom storage If you want to store data in a custom storage, you need to know the kernel_id or session_id to scope. This can be used to implement something similar to reactive variables.

If you want to store data in a custom storage, you need to know the
kernel_id or session_id to scope.
This can be used to implement something similar to reactive variables.