How to use the clear function from localforage

localforage.clear is a function in the LocalForage library that can be used to clear all data stored in a local database.

How does localforage.clear work?

localforage.clear is a function in the LocalForage library that can be used to clear all data stored in a local database.

When localforage.clear is called, it takes no arguments.

The function then clears all data stored in the local database, removing all key-value pairs from the store.

Once the clear operation is complete, localforage.clear returns a Promise object that can be used to handle the result of the operation.

Overall, localforage.clear provides a simple and effective way to remove all data from a local database, making it a useful tool for managing data storage in web applications.

Ai Example

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const localforage = require("localforage");

localforage
  .clear()
  .then(() => {
    console.log("Local database cleared.");
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    console.error(err);
  });

In this example, we use localforage.clear to clear all data stored in the local database. We call localforage.clear with no arguments, and use a Promise chain to handle the result of the operation. If the clear operation is successful, the message "Local database cleared." is logged to the console. If an error occurs, the error message is logged to the console instead. This is just one example of how localforage.clear can be used to manage data storage in web applications. With the ability to easily clear all data from a local database, localforage.clear provides a useful tool for managing data persistence and storage in web applications.