@ngx-pwa/local-storage - npm Package Versions

13.0.6 (2022-12-16)

peerDependencies restricted to Angular 13 and 14. Version 15 has been released for Angular 15.

13.0.2 (2021-11-23)

Fix schematic for "ng add" for Angular 13.

13.0.1 (2021-11-19)

Just a documentation update.

13.0.0 (2021-11-04)

Feature

Supports and requires Angular 13.

Breaking changes

RxJS 7

For some reasons, Angular 13 supports both RxJS >= 6.5.3 or >= 7.4. It can be difficult for library authors to support multiple versions at the same time.

So while for now the library still allows RxJS 6 in its peerDependencies as CI tests seem to be fine, be aware we do not guarantee RxJS 6 support. v13 of the library is built with RxJS 7, and you should upgrade your app to RxJS >= 7.4 too.

Internet Explorer 11 is dead

Angular 13 dropped Internet Explorer support, and so this library too.

12.1.0 (2021-08-05)

Feature

Allow RxJS 7 in peerDependencies, to align with Angular 12.2.

Note that Angular and this library are still built with RxJS 6, so while the tests with RxJS 7 seem to pass, be cautious if you want to upgrade RxJS right now without waiting for Angular 13.

Other change

While it may still work, Angular 9 LTS has ended, so it is not officially supported anymore.

12.0.0 (2021-05-13)

ng update @ngx-pwa/local-storage

A full migration guide to version 12 is available.

If you did not update to version 9 yet, be sure to follow the migration guide, as otherwise you could lose all previously stored data.

Feature

Supports and requires Angular 12.

Breaking changes

Typings

Incorrect typings that were deprecated in v11 for .get() and .watch() are now removed:

• this.storage.get<User>('user') (add a JSON schema or remove the cast)
• this.storage.get('user', { type: 'object' }) (cast is required in addition to the JSON schema for non-primitive types)
• this.storage.get<number>('name', { type: 'string' }) (and all other primitive mismatches)

See the migration guide for v11 for detailed instructions.

ViewEngine support removed

Angular 2-8 internal engine was named ViewEngine. It was replaced automatically by a new engine called Ivy in Angular 9.

While Angular 9-11 still allowed to manually switch back to ViewEngine, Angular 12 has removed ViewEngine support. So now libraries are compiled directly for Ivy.

Other changes

Internet Explorer 11 support deprecated

Angular 12 deprecates IE 11 support. Meaning it is still supported, but it will be removed in version 13.