Classes

The following classes are available globally.

  • Authenticator objects provide server authentication credentials to the replicator. CBLAuthenticator is an abstract superclass; you must instantiate one of its subclasses. CBLAuthenticator is not meant to be subclassed by applications.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLAuthenticator : NSObject
  • The CBLBasicAuthenticator class is an authenticator that will authenticate using HTTP Basic auth with the given username and password. This should only be used over an SSL/TLS connection, as otherwise it’s very easy for anyone sniffing network traffic to read the password.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLBasicAuthenticator : CBLAuthenticator
  • A CBLBlob appears as a property of a CBLMutableDocument; it contains arbitrary binary data, tagged with a MIME type. Blobs can be arbitrarily large, and their data is loaded only on demand (when the content or contentStream properties are accessed), not when the document is loaded. The document’s raw JSON form only contains the CBLBlob’s metadata (type, length and a digest of the data) in a small object. The data itself is stored externally to the document, keyed by the digest.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLBlob : NSObject
  • CBLConflict provides details about a conflict.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLConflict : NSObject
  • A Couchbase Lite database.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLDatabase : NSObject
  • A Couchbase Lite document. The CBLDocument is immutable.

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    Declaration

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    @interface CBLDocument : NSObject <CBLDictionary, NSMutableCopying>
  • CBLDocumentFragment provides access to a document object. CBLDocumentFragment also provides subscript access by either key or index to the data values of the document which are wrapped by CBLFragment objects.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLDocumentFragment : NSObject <CBLDictionaryFragment>
  • The encryption key, a raw AES-256 key data which has exactly 32 bytes in length or a password string. If the password string is given, it will be internally converted to a raw AES key using 64,000 rounds of PBKDF2 hashing.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLEncryptionKey : NSObject
  • CBLIndex represents an index which could be a value index for regular queries or full-text index for full-text queries (using the match operator).

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLIndex : NSObject
  • A database query. A CBLQuery instance can be constructed by calling one of the select methods.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQuery : NSObject
  • CBLQueryArrayFunction provides array based functions.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryArrayFunction : NSObject
  • CBLQueryChange contains the information about the query result changes reported by a live query object.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryChange : NSObject
  • CBLQueryCollation defines how strings are compared and is used when creating a COLLATE expression. The COLLATE expression can be used in the WHERE clause when comparing two strings or in the ORDER BY clause when specifying how the order of the query results. CouchbaseLite provides two types of the Collation, ASCII and Unicode. Without specifying the COLLATE expression Couchbase Lite will use the ASCII with case sensitive collation by default.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryCollation : NSObject
  • A query data source. used for specifiying the data source for your query. The current data source supported is the database.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryDataSource : NSObject
  • A CBLQueryExpression represents an expression used for constructing a query statement.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryExpression : NSObject
  • CBLQueryFunction provides query functions.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryFunction : NSObject
  • A CBLQueryJoin represents the JOIN clause in the query statement.

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    Declaration

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    @interface CBLQueryJoin : NSObject
  • A CBLQueryLimit represents a query LIMIT clause used for constrainting the number of results returned by a query.

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    Declaration

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    @interface CBLQueryLimit : NSObject
  • CBLQueryMeta is a factory class for creating the expressions that refers to the metadata properties of the document.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryMeta : NSObject
  • A CBLQueryOrdering represents a single ordering component in the query ORDER BY clause.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryOrdering : NSObject
  • CBLQuerySortOrder allows to specify the ordering direction which is an ascending or a descending order

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    Declaration

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    @interface CBLQuerySortOrder : CBLQueryOrdering
  • CBLQueryResult represents a single row in the query result. The projecting result value can be accessed either by using a zero based index or by a key corresponding to the CBLQuerySelectResult objects given when constructing the CBLQuery object.

    A key used for accessing the projecting result value could be one of the followings:

    • The alias name of the CBLQuerySelectResult object.
    • The last component of the keypath or property name of the property expression used when creating the CBLQuerySelectResult object.
    • The provision key in $1, $2, …$N format for the CBLQuerySelectResult that doesn’t have an alias name specified or is not a property expression such as an aggregate function expression (e.g. count(), avg(), min(), max(), sum() and etc). The number suffix after the ‘$’ character is a running number starting from one.
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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryResult : NSObject <CBLArray, CBLDictionary>
  • CBLQueryResultSet is a result returned from a query. The CBLQueryResultSet is an NSEnumerator of the CBLQueryResult objects, each of which represent a single row in the query result.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryResultSet : NSEnumerator <CBLQueryResult *>
  • A single result from a CBLQuery. The NSEnumeration returned by -[CBLQuery run:] produces these.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQueryRow : NSObject
  • A single result from a full-text CBLQuery.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLFullTextQueryRow : CBLQueryRow
  • A CBLQuerySelectResult represents a returning value in each query result row.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLQuerySelectResult : NSObject
  • Combined activity level and progress of a replicator.

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    Declaration

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    @interface CBLReplicatorStatus : NSObject
  • A replicator for replicating document changes between a local database and a target database. The replicator can be bidirectional or either push or pull. The replicator can also be one-short or continuous. The replicator runs asynchronously, so observe the status property to be notified of progress.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLReplicator : NSObject
  • The CBLSessionAuthenticator class is an authenticator that will authenticate by using the session ID of the session created by a Sync Gateway.

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    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @interface CBLSessionAuthenticator : CBLAuthenticator