Get Local Value

The Get Local Value node retrieves the value associated with a specific key from the local storage. It is designed to fetch previously saved data so it can be used during runtime.

Inputs

• Key (String) : The unique identifier for the data you want to retrieve.

Outputs

• Value (String) : The value associated with the provided key, returned as a string. If the key does not exist, the output will be an empty string or a default value (depending on your implementation).

How It Works

When this node is executed, it searches the local storage for the provided Key . If the key exists, the associated value is returned as a string. If the key does not exist, the node will return an empty string or handle the absence of data gracefully.

Best Practice: Combine with Has Local Value

To avoid unexpected behavior when attempting to retrieve non-existent keys, it’s recommended to use the Get Local Value node in combination with the Has Local Value ( Has Local Value ) node. Before retrieving a value, check if the key exists using Has Local Value ( Has Local Value ). This ensures that your logic only attempts to access valid data, improving reliability and reducing potential errors.

Use Cases

• Retrieve user preferences, such as saved settings or configurations.

• Load game progress, such as the current level or score.

• Access AR-specific data, like object positions or user-generated content, to restore previous states.