Primitives

Primitive values are the are the most direct and least complicated way of dealing with values in kview. Deno KV supports storing of all JavaScript primitives with the exception of symbols.

String

Strings are entered, displayed and updated via a text edit field with the value stored in the store without further modification.

Number

Numbers are entered in the a number box in the same way they are written in JavaScript. For example 1, 3.1415, -42, or -2.7182. All the typical constraints that apply to JavaScript numbers apply to values here, like maximum and minimum safe integers and the float precision.

Boolean

Entering and updating of boolean values are a radio select of either true or false. Boolean values are displayed as true or false.

BigInt

Values are entered or updated as a number part of an integer, but are displayed in the same way they appear in JavaScript code (with an n appended to the number).

For example, the value of 100 would be entered in the interface, but will be displayed as 100n when viewing the value.

undefined

Selecting a value of type Undefined will result in a fixed value of undefined in the value input and the value of undefined will be displayed when viewing the entry.