User Storage
userStorage
API (Server-Side)
userStorage
API (Server-Side)The userStorage
API is the primary interface for persisting data server-side per tool instance for a specific user. It is commonly used to store identifiers such as:
Client IDs (e.g.,
client_id
)Click IDs (e.g.,
gclid
,fbclid
)Campaign parameters or session-level values
These functions are available within the server-side variable runtime environment under the this
scope.
Available Functions
1. this.userStorage.write(name, value, expirationTimestamp)
this.userStorage.write(name, value, expirationTimestamp)
Stores a value under a given key and defines when it should expire.
Parameters
<NAME>
The key used to store and retrieve the value
string
"client_id"
<VALUE>
The value to be stored (can be any data type)
any
"123abcd123.11111111"
<EXPIRATION TIMESTAMP>
Unix timestamp (in milliseconds) for automatic expiration
number
(milliseconds)
1740555149453
Example
async function() {
const href = this.getFrontendVariable('window_location_href');
const url = new URL(href);
const gclid = url.searchParams.get("gclid");
if (gclid) {
const expirationTime = Date.now() + 7890000000;
this.userStorage.write("gclid", gclid, expirationTime);
return gclid;
}
return null;
}
2. this.userStorage.read(name)
this.userStorage.read(name)
Reads a stored value from user storage based on the given key.
Parameters
<NAME>
The key under which the value is stored
string
"gclid"
Example
async function() {
const gclid = this.userStorage.read("gclid");
return gclid || "";
}
3. this.userStorage.delete(name)
this.userStorage.delete(name)
Deletes a stored value from user storage by key.
Parameters
<NAME>
The key under which the value is stored
string
"gclid"
Example
async function() {
this.userStorage.delete("gclid");
return "";
}
Best Practices
Always set a realistic expiration for stored values to prevent unnecessary data buildup.
Combine client-side values with server-side logic for advanced tracking use cases.
Summary
The userStorage
API enables persistent, scoped storage for identifiers and session-related data inside server-side variables. It offers a simple but powerful interface to write, read, and delete values securely within the JENTIS TWIN-Browser runtime.
For additional guidance or complex implementations, please refer to the Server-Side Variable Guide or contact JENTIS Support.
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