app.Store() returns a concurrent-safe application memory store that you can use to store anything for the duration of the application process (e.g. cache, config flags, etc.).

    You can find more details about the available store methods in the store.Store documentation but the most commonly used ones are Get(key), Set(key, value) and GetOrSet(key, setFunc).

    app.Store().Set("example", 123) v1 := app.Store().Get("example").(int) // 123 v2 := app.Store().GetOrSet("example2", func() any { // this setter is invoked only once unless "example2" is removed // (e.g. suitable for instantiating singletons) return 456 }).(int) // 456

    Keep in mind that the application store is also used internally usually with pb* prefixed keys (e.g. the collections cache is stored under the pbAppCachedCollections key) and changing these system keys or calling RemoveAll()/Reset() could have unintended side-effects.

    If you want more advanced control you can initialize your own store independent from the application instance via store.New[T](nil).

    Below are listed some of the most commonly used security helpers but you can find detailed documentation for all available methods in the security subpackage.

    secret := security.RandomString(10) // e.g. a35Vdb10Z4 secret := security.RandomStringWithAlphabet(5, "1234567890") // e.g. 33215
    isEqual := security.Equal(hash1, hash2)
    // must be random 32 characters string const key = "lHbU94btDols2VjMZvvLNYTKRkbF4ZLG" encrypted, err := security.Encrypt([]byte("test"), key) if err != nil { return err } decrypted := security.Descrypt(encrypted, key) // []byte("test")