ReadWriteValueObjectRepository

Removes the object in scope in a synchronous way. See the implementation JavaDoc for details on how deletion is performed. It blocks the thread and finishes as soon as the object is deleted in the database. It throws an exception if the object doesn't exist.

Removes the object in scope in an asynchronous way. See the implementation JavaDoc for details on how deletion is performed. Unlike .blockingDelete, it doesn't throw an exception if the object doesn't exist. It blocks the thread and finishes as soon as the object is deleted in the database.

Returns if the object exists in a synchronous way. Important: this is a blocking method and it should not be executed in the main thread. Consider the asynchronous version .exists.

Returns the object in a synchronous way. Important: this is a blocking method and it should not be executed in the main thread. Consider the asynchronous version .get.

Removes the object in scope in an asynchronous way. See the implementation JavaDoc for details on how deletion is performed. It returns a Completable that completes as soon as the object is deleted in the database. The Completable fails if the object doesn't exist.

Removes the object in scope in a synchronous way. See the implementation JavaDoc for details on how deletion is performed. Unlike .delete, it doesn't throw an exception if the object doesn't exist. It returns a Completable that completes as soon as the object is deleted in the database.

Returns if the object exists in an asynchronous way, returning a Single<Boolean>.

Returns the object in an asynchronous way, returning a Single<M>.

Sets the object in scope in an asynchronous way. It returns a Completable which is completed when the object is updated to the database. It adds an object with a ASDASDASDASDASD which will be uploaded to the server in the next upload.