GBStorageSimple[@"name"] = @"Luka";                 // Caches object into memory only
[GBStorageSimple saveAll];                          // Persistent in memory objects to disk

GBStorageSimple[@"name"];                           // Returns "Luka", checks the in-memory cache first, then the disk cache. If not found returns nil

[GBStorageSimple save:@"name"];                     // Persists a specific object to disk

[GBStorageSimple preload:@"bigObject"];             // Load an object into memory for fast future access

[GBStorageSimple removeAllFromMemory];              // Evicts entire in-memory cache, but leaves all previosuly peristed files on disk.
[GBStorageSimple removeFromMemory:@"name"];         // Evicts a single key from the in-memory cache. Keep in mind this only releases the strong pointer that GBStorage holds to the object, if your app still holds a strong pointer somewhere then the object will remain in the application memory (however it will be removed from the context of GBStorage).

[GBStorageSimple removePermanently:@"bigObject"];   // Removes object from both the in-memory and on-disk cache

GBStorageSimple.maxInMemoryCacheCapacity = 1000000; // set the max in-memory cache capacity to 1MB
[GBStorageSimple setObject:@"someObject" forKey:@"key" withSize:100]; // insert an object into the cache with a known size

#import <GBStorage/GBStorage.h>

[GBStorage(@"myLibrary") removeAllPermanently];

GBStorage(@"myLibrary")[@"name"] = @"Luka";
[GBStorage(@"myLibrary") save:@"name"];

GBStorage(@"namespace1")[@"color"] = @"blue";                           // stores the object into in-memory chace of namespace1

GBStorage(@"namespace1")[@"color"];                                     // returns @"blue"
GBStorage(@"namespace2")[@"color"];                                     // returns nil

[GBStorage(@"namespace1") saveAll];                                     // persists all objects in the in-memory cache in namespace1, but does NOT persistent any objects in any other namespaces

GBStorage(nil)[@"someKey"] = @"someObject";                             // (1) 2.x.x style syntax
GBStorageSimple[@"someKey"] = @"someObject";                            // (2) 1.x.x style syntax. Designed with upgrading from 1.x.x to 2.x.x in mind, can be used in a simple find&replace.
[GBStorageController sharedControllerForNamespace:nil][@"someKey"];     // (3) Actual ObjC method implementation which styles (1) and (2) just call into. It's a little verbose so (1) is it's syntactically sugar'd up version.