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Constants
The following constants are available globally.
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The debug identity provider, which accepts any token string and creates a user associated with that token if one does not yet exist. Not enabled for Realm Object Server configured for production.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMIdentityProvider _Nonnull RLMIdentityProviderDebugSwift
let RLMIdentityProviderDebug: String -
The username/password identity provider. User accounts are handled by the Realm Object Server directly without the involvement of a third-party identity provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMIdentityProvider _Nonnull RLMIdentityProviderUsernamePasswordSwift
let RLMIdentityProviderUsernamePassword: String -
A Facebook account as an identity provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMIdentityProvider _Nonnull RLMIdentityProviderFacebookSwift
let RLMIdentityProviderFacebook: String -
A Google account as an identity provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMIdentityProvider _Nonnull RLMIdentityProviderGoogleSwift
let RLMIdentityProviderGoogle: String -
A CloudKit account as an identity provider.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMIdentityProvider _Nonnull RLMIdentityProviderCloudKitSwift
let RLMIdentityProviderCloudKit: String
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A user info key for use with
RLMSyncErrorClientResetError.Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull kRLMSyncPathOfRealmBackupCopyKey -
A user info key for use with
RLMSyncErrorClientResetError.Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull kRLMSyncInitiateClientResetBlockKey -
The error domain string for all SDK errors related to synchronization functionality.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMSyncErrorDomain
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An error domain identifying Realm-specific errors.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMErrorDomain -
An error domain identifying non-specific system errors.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMUnknownSystemErrorDomain
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This notification is posted by a Realm when the data in that Realm has changed.
More specifically, this notification is posted after a Realm has been refreshed to reflect a write transaction. This can happen when an autorefresh occurs, when
-[RLMRealm refresh]is called, after an implicit refresh from-[RLMRealm beginWriteTransaction], or after a local write transaction is completed.Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMNotification _Nonnull RLMRealmRefreshRequiredNotification -
This notification is posted by a Realm when a write transaction has been committed to a Realm on a different thread for the same file.
It is not posted if
-[RLMRealm autorefresh]is enabled, or if the Realm is refreshed before the notification has a chance to run.Realms with autorefresh disabled should normally install a handler for this notification which calls
-[RLMRealm refresh]after doing some work. Refreshing the Realm is optional, but not refreshing the Realm may lead to large Realm files. This is because Realm must keep an extra copy of the data for the stale Realm.Declaration
Objective-C
extern const RLMNotification _Nonnull RLMRealmDidChangeNotification
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The schema version used for uninitialized Realms
Declaration
Objective-C
extern const uint64_t RLMNotVersioned -
The corresponding value is the name of an exception thrown by Realm.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMExceptionName -
The corresponding value is a Realm file version.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMRealmVersionKey -
The corresponding key is the version of the underlying database engine.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMRealmCoreVersionKey -
The corresponding key is the Realm invalidated property name.
Declaration
Objective-C
extern NSString *const _Nonnull RLMInvalidatedKey