```interface DataStorePreference<K : PreferenceKey...

# android

[Suhaib Kazi]

interface DataStorePreference<K : PreferenceKeys<*>> {
    fun <T> getPreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>, defaultValue: T): Flow<T>
    suspend fun <T> putPreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>, value: T)
    suspend fun <T> removePreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>)
    suspend fun clearAllPreference()
}

sealed class PreferenceKeys<T>(val key: Preferences.Key<T>) {
    sealed class UserKeys<T>(key: Preferences.Key<T>) : PreferenceKeys<T>(key) {
        data object IntroScreenShown : UserKeys<Boolean>(booleanPreferencesKey("intro_screen_shown"))
        data object IsLoggedIn : UserKeys<Boolean>(booleanPreferencesKey("is_logged_in"))
    }

    sealed class DataKeys<T>(key: Preferences.Key<T>) : PreferenceKeys<T>(key) {
        data object AccessToken : DataKeys<String>(stringPreferencesKey("access_token"))
        data object ClientID : DataKeys<String>(stringPreferencesKey("client_id"))
    }
}

I have this implementation to help me create different objects of different types of datastore prefs

i basically wanted to enforce type safety between different types of preferences i might have
Here i have 2 i.e User and Data

Now i dont want to allow userkeys in data prefs file
What am i doing wrong?

[Suhaib Kazi]

class DataStorePreferenceImpl<K : PreferenceKeys<*>> @Inject constructor(
    private val preferencesDataStore: DataStore<Preferences>
) : DataStorePreference<K> {

    override fun <T> getPreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>, defaultValue: T): Flow<T> =
        preferencesDataStore.data.catch { exception ->
            if (exception is IOException) {
                emit(emptyPreferences())
            } else {
                throw exception
            }
        }.map { preferences ->
            preferences[key.key] ?: defaultValue
        }

    override suspend fun <T> putPreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>, value: T) {
        preferencesDataStore.edit { preferences ->
            preferences[key.key] = value
        }
    }

    override suspend fun <T> removePreference(key: PreferenceKeys<T>) {
        preferencesDataStore.edit {
            it.remove(key.key)
        }
    }

    override suspend fun clearAllPreferences() {
        preferencesDataStore.edit { preferences ->
            preferences.clear()
        }
    }
}

[Suhaib Kazi]

I wanted to enforce type safety on type of DataStore and try and avoid unrelated data being stored in different datastore