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=== Stores === In Magritte, various stores can be utilized to save your application's graph. Each store offers different functionalities and persistence capabilities. You can also define your own store, provided it complies with the expected interface. Below is a list of existing stores and their descriptions: ==== ResourcesStore ==== This store works with stashes that reside in the resources of your jar file. These stashes are immutable, meaning you cannot modify them at runtime. Any changes made during execution will not be saved when the application restarts. ==== FileSystemStore ==== This store saves the graph in a specified folder as a set of binary files, each representing a stash. It provides a persistent storage solution that retains changes made during execution. ==== InMemoryFileStore ==== Similar to the FileSystemStore, this store automatically loads all stashes in the specified folder into memory. This eliminates the need to manually load stashes, simplifying the initialization process. ==== VolatileStore ==== This store keeps all stashes in memory. Unlike the ResourcesStore, it allows modifications to stashes during runtime. However, all data is lost when the application is closed, as it does not persist changes beyond the application's lifecycle. These stores provide flexibility in how you manage and persist your application's graph, allowing you to choose the best fit for your specific needs.
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