Best way to store downloaded XmlModel in LocalStorage with qml
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Hey there,
I am building an Android app. The app should display different text and image contents from the web. Caught via XmlListModel.
I want to cache these data to give the user the possibility to check the content while beeing offline also.
What is the best way to do this?
I found the LocalStorage option which gives me the possibility to access a database via JS, but i am not sure how to ave a model with this plugin.
Do i have to delegate through my model and then safe it item by item into the db? And how do i save images?
I am getting the feeling that best way to do the task would be to catch the data in c++ put it in the database and then from qml simply view it.
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If you are using xmlListModel, you need to process the model data and store it appropriately localStorage.
Other good option is to query the data in C++ using network classes and store the data in into xml format itself on the disk. These xml files can be set as source(using xml attribute) for XMLListModel.
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It would be a really great feature to have something like a cache in Quick / QML.
I will now open an url with QNetworkAccessManager, then save it in an temp folder, then open it to store it in a sqlite tabel and then again write it to an xml file again, all from c++.
Is that the right way when i want to save all the data in the app and only update it from time to time with new content via XML?
is there a way to add items to existing XML documents in qt? So far i only find ways to create a new document.
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Did you get a chance to look at QDomDocument and it's methods ?
Also why do you want to store in db ? You can directly store the xml files into disk and access it whenever you want ?
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The step with the db is only neccessary bcause i was not sure how to add elements to an existing xml document. I think QDomDocument does this job, so i can directly update a xml file. What about images?
Would you download them and put them in a folder, or is there an easier way with QAbstractNetworkCache, QNetworkDiskCache, QDeclarativeImageProvider? They all seem quite complicated or limited and i think simply downloading images and store them in a folder seems more easy.
