How to clear persist stores at logout?

Hi,

I use your stores to communicate with my rtdb of firebase. Now since my application has many users, the chance somebody shares a computer with another user is relativly high.

For caching I’ve persisted the stores like akita stated: https://datorama.github.io/akita/docs/enhancers/persist-state

On logout I want to clear all the stores with clearStores: https://datorama.github.io/akita/docs/enhancers/persist-state/#clearstore

    this.auth.signOut().then(() => {
      this.router.navigate(['auth/login']);
      this.persistStorage.clearStore();
    });

Actually this clearStore doesn’t clear the store for that user:

What would be the best approach to clear all the stores?

[Disane87]

the possiblity is given even if actually many users have their own account on the device

But isn’t that in your responsibility as a developer to handle that, since you know most likely where this app is going to be used? This shouldn’t sound like an accusation, I’m open thinking/questioning here.

I didn’t take it as an accusation either, don’t worry. It is yes, since you can’t predict anything at your point. But IMHO a developer convinient ability to clear all rtdb store would be prefered without forcing the dev to repeat the same code over and over, like in my example injecting the authService, listen to logout$ and after that clearNode.

My point is not the security at all, I guess I’ve lost my mind in genereous use cases you can’t handle in a generic lib. My point is only the ability to enforce a clear of the store like I would clear the akita stores.

But if I do not persist the data I’m worried about the usage/traffic of firebase.

I will create an issue about caching, this wasn’t the in our focus for a long time.

Thank you! 👍

[fritzschoff]

the possiblity is given even if actually many users have their own account on the device

But isn’t that in your responsibility as a developer to handle that, since you know most likely where this app is going to be used? This shouldn’t sound like an accusation, I’m open thinking/questioning here.

But if I do not persist the data I’m worried about the usage/traffic of firebase.

I will create an issue about caching, this wasn’t the in our focus for a long time.