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[chromium-discuss] Persistent data storage
'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss
2018-07-21 17:52:58 UTC
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Hello,

The information displayed by chrome://webrtc-logs/ is currently stored in a
.csv file. I don't think this is optimal.
I am about to do something similar, but do not wish to stored my data in a
.csv file. I wonder what the correct way is?

If I were to more formally write down what I need, I guess it is
"user-profile-specific persistent storage for browsing data". (If it scrubs
itself automagically when the user clears browsing data, great, but if I
need to add something to ChromeBrowsingDataRemoverDelegate, that's OK.)

Thanks,
Elad
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PhistucK
2018-07-22 13:26:56 UTC
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JSON? Like chrome:net-internals export?
Or because it can be binary, JSON is inappropriate?
Maybe a combination? A ZIP of files and a JSON to describe them?

☆*PhistucK*


On Sun, Jul 22, 2018 at 4:25 PM 'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss <
Post by 'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss
Hello,
The information displayed by chrome://webrtc-logs/ is currently stored in
a .csv file. I don't think this is optimal.
I am about to do something similar, but do not wish to stored my data in a
.csv file. I wonder what the correct way is?
If I were to more formally write down what I need, I guess it is
"user-profile-specific persistent storage for browsing data". (If it scrubs
itself automagically when the user clears browsing data, great, but if I
need to add something to ChromeBrowsingDataRemoverDelegate, that's OK.)
Thanks,
Elad
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'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss
2018-07-22 20:19:06 UTC
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Managing an ad-hoc database in a file, with each module implementing its
own, does not seem like a structured enough approach. I had expected Chrome
to have an internal database for such data...?
Post by PhistucK
JSON? Like chrome:net-internals export?
Or because it can be binary, JSON is inappropriate?
Maybe a combination? A ZIP of files and a JSON to describe them?
☆*PhistucK*
On Sun, Jul 22, 2018 at 4:25 PM 'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss <
Post by 'Elad Alon' via Chromium-discuss
Hello,
The information displayed by chrome://webrtc-logs/ is currently stored
in a .csv file. I don't think this is optimal.
I am about to do something similar, but do not wish to stored my data in
a .csv file. I wonder what the correct way is?
If I were to more formally write down what I need, I guess it is
"user-profile-specific persistent storage for browsing data". (If it scrubs
itself automagically when the user clears browsing data, great, but if I
need to add something to ChromeBrowsingDataRemoverDelegate, that's OK.)
Thanks,
Elad
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