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@apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage
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expo-secure-storage wrapper that adds compression and chunking
A wrapper around expo-secure-store that adds automatic compression and chunking for large data storage.
expo-secure-store but handles large datanpm install @apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage
# or
yarn add @apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage
import {
setItemAsync,
getItemAsync,
deleteItemAsync,
} from "@apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage";
// Store data (automatically compresses and chunks)
await setItemAsync("user_data", largeObject);
// Retrieve data (automatically decompresses and reconstructs)
const data = await getItemAsync("user_data");
// data is already parsed - no need for JSON.parse()
// Delete data
await deleteItemAsync("user_data");
setItemAsync<T>(key: string, value: T, storageType?: StorageType): Promise<void>Stores a value with automatic compression and chunking.
user_data, settings_v2)getItemAsync<T>(key: string): Promise<T | null>Retrieves stored data with automatic decompression and reconstruction. Returns the parsed object directly.
deleteItemAsync(key: string): Promise<void>Removes all data associated with the key.
import { configure } from "@apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage";
configure({
chunkSize: 2000, // Default: 2048
logger: {
error: (msg, ...args) => console.error(msg, ...args),
// ... other log methods
},
});
COMPRESSED: Data is compressed using LZ-String before storageUNCOMPRESSED: Data is stored without compressionNote: All data is automatically chunked for consistent behavior, regardless of storage type.
expo-secure-store ~13.0.2ISC
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expo-secure-storage wrapper that adds compression and chunking
We found that @apogeelabs/expo-secure-compressed-storage demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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