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# Container

Details about a CloudKit container.

```
dictionary Container {
	string id;
	string teamId;
	string name;
	string? imageUrl;
	boolean? isHidden;
};
```

## Overview

Your app’s data is stored in a container. For information about what containers are available to you with CloudKit Console, see `https://icloud.developer.apple.com`. If you’re using Xcode, you can find your container identifier in your project’s Capability section.

In JavaScript, this is a plain object with properties as described.

In TypeScript, this type is imported in the following way:

```javascript
import type { Container } from "@apple/cktool.database";
```

## Topics

### Instance Properties

[`attribute string id;`](/documentation/CKToolJS/Container/id)

The unique identifier of the container.

[`attribute string? imageUrl;`](/documentation/CKToolJS/Container/imageUrl)

The container’s image URL.

[`attribute boolean? isHidden;`](/documentation/CKToolJS/Container/isHidden)

Whether the container is hidden.

[`attribute string name;`](/documentation/CKToolJS/Container/name)

The container name.

[`attribute string teamId;`](/documentation/CKToolJS/Container/teamId)

The identifier of the developer team who owns the container.

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