Corrupt state?

Hi there, Is there a simple way to control the "state of the state-object" of a campaign? All of a sudden I've started to loose script information that's supposed to be persistent.

The state object has a maximum size of 2 mb. If you are using several scripts that store a lot of information in the state, you could be running into this.

!? I didn't know that. Thanks Scott. Any easy way I can check the size of it?

Try this, as an inaccurate approximation to the state's size in byte (it will be printed to the console on the API scripts page). function roughSizeOfObject(object) {     'use strict';     var objectList = [];     var recurse = function (value) {         var bytes = 0;         if (typeof value === 'boolean') {             bytes = 4;         } else if (typeof value === 'string') {             bytes = value.length * 2;         } else if (typeof value === 'number') {             bytes = 8;         } else if (typeof value === 'object' &&             objectList.indexOf(value) === -1) {             objectList[objectList.length] = value;             for (let i in value) {                 bytes += 8; // assumed existence overhead                 bytes += recurse(value[i])             }         }         return bytes;     }     return recurse(object); }; on('ready', function () {     'use strict';     log('Size of state: ' + roughSizeOfObject(state) + ' bytes.'); });

Thank you Jacob. Much obliged.

Can also just Jason.stringify it and use .length on the string to get a decent approximation. This reminds me that I need to go back and optimize the state usage in my scripts (especially page navigator) as I was very greedy with the state when I first started.

Scott C. said: Can also just Jason.stringify it and use .length on the string to get a decent approximation. ...that statement went way over my head. :) I love them scripts but I will never understand how they work.

Ravenknight said: Scott C. said: Can also just Jason.stringify it and use .length on the string to get a decent approximation. ...that statement went way over my head. :) I love them scripts but I will never understand how they work. Well, first of all, my phone apparently doesn't recognize code speak, so Jason, should have been JSON. Now, that I'm on my computer, you could do something like this to get a rough estimate of the state's size: on('ready',()=>{ log('-=> The state is roughly ' + JSON.stringify(state).length/1000000 + 'mb'); //Could probably even iterate through each property of the state to get a log of how much space each script is taking up by adding the following: var scripts = _.keys(state); _.each(scripts,(s)=>{ log(' >> Script '+s+' is using roughly '+JSON.stringify(state[s]).length/1000000+' mb); }); }); Turning the object(s) into a string and taking the length works because each character is equal to one byte. The above is untested, but I think it should work, Scott