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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Let's start by looking at what a fully configured store looks like, we will then
```java
Store<ArticleAsset, Integer> articleStore = StoreBuilder.<Integer, BufferedSource, ArticleAsset>parsedWithKey()
.fetcher(articleId -> api.getArticleAsBufferedSource(articleId)) //OkHttp responseBody.source()
.persister(FileSystemPersister.create(FileSystemFactory.create(context.getFilesDir())))
.persister(FileSystemPersister.create(FileSystemFactory.create(context.getFilesDir()),pathResolver))
.parser(GsonParserFactory.createSourceParser(gson, ArticleAsset.Article.class))
.open();
@ -205,12 +205,12 @@ If using SQLite we recommend working with SqlBrite. If you are not using SqlBrit
### Middleware - SourcePersister & FileSystem
We've found the fastest form of persistence is streaming network responses directly to disk. As a result, we have included a seperate lib with a reactive FileSystem which depends on Okio BufferedSources. We have also included a FileSystemPersister which will give you disk caching and works beautifully with GsonSourceParser. Now we are back to our first example:
We've found the fastest form of persistence is streaming network responses directly to disk. As a result, we have included a seperate lib with a reactive FileSystem which depends on Okio BufferedSources. We have also included a FileSystemPersister which will give you disk caching and works beautifully with GsonSourceParser. When using the FileSystemPersister you must pass in a `PathResolver` which will tell the file system how to name the paths to cache entries. Now we are back to our first example:
```java
Store<Article,Integer> store = StoreBuilder.<Integer, BufferedSource, Article>parsedWithKey()
.fetcher(articleId -> api.getArticles(articleId))
.persister(FileSystemPersister.create(FileSystemFactory.create(context.getFilesDir())))
.persister(FileSystemPersister.create(FileSystemFactory.create(context.getFilesDir()),pathResolver))
.parser(GsonParserFactory.createSourceParser(gson, String.class))
.open();
```