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A store for Nano Stores state manager to keep data in sessionStorage
This is a fork of @nanostores/persistent that meant to be used alongside @nanostores/persistent
and allows you to configure a different store than @nanostores/persistent
. The default source type here is also changed to sessionStorage
instead of localStorage
. See more details on this issue
A smart store for Nano Stores state manager to keep data in sessionStorage
and synchronize changes between browser tabs.
sessionStorage
can be switched to another storage.import { persistentAtom } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
export const locale = persistentAtom('locale', 'en')
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npm install nanostores @nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage
See Nano Stores docs about using the store and subscribing to store’s changes in UI frameworks.
The store with primitive value keeps the whole data in the single sessionStorage
key.
import { persistentAtom } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
export const shoppingCart = persistentAtom<Product[]>('cart', [], {
encode: JSON.stringify,
decode: JSON.parse,
})
This store will keep its value in cart
key ofsessionStorage
.
An empty array []
will be initial value on missed key in sessionStorage
.
You can change store value by set
method.
shoppingCart.set([...shoppingCart.get(), newProduct])
You can store the object in a primitive store too. But Persistent Map store is better, because map store will update value if you add a new key to the initial value.
There is a special key-value map store. It will keep each key
in separated sessionStorage
key.
import { persistentMap } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
export type SettingsValue = {
sidebar: 'show' | 'hide',
theme: 'dark' | 'light' | 'auto'
}
export const settings = persistentMap<SettingsValue>('settings:', {
sidebar: 'show',
theme: 'auto'
})
This store will keep value in settings:sidebar
and settings:theme
keys.
You can change the key by setKey
method:
settings.setKey('sidebar', 'hide')
By default, the store changes will be synchronized between browser tabs.
There is a listen
option to disable synchronization.
import { persistentAtom } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
export const draft = persistentAtom('draft', '', { listen: false })
encode
and decode
options can be set to process a value before setting
or after getting it from the persistent storage.
import { persistentAtom } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
export const draft = persistentAtom('draft', [], {
encode (value) {
return JSON.stringify(value)
},
decode (value ) {
try {
return JSON.parse(value)
} catch() {
return value
}
}
})
The store has built-in SSR support. On the server, they will use
empty objects instead of sessionStorage
.
You can manually initialize stores with specific data:
if (isServer) {
locale.set(user.locale)
}
You can switch sessionStorage
to any other storage for all used stores.
import { setPersistentEngine } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
let listeners = []
function onChange (key, newValue) {
const event = { key, newValue }
for (const i of listeners) i(event)
}
// Must implement storage[key] = value, storage[key], and delete storage[key]
const storage = new Proxy({}, {
set(target, name, value) {
target[name] = value
onChange(name, value)
},
get(target, name) {
return target[name]
},
deleteProperty(target, name) {
delete target[name]
onChange(name, undefined)
}
})
// Must implement addEventListener and removeEventListener
const events = {
addEventListener (key, callback) {
listeners.push(callback)
},
removeEventListener (key, callback) {
listeners = listeners.filter(i => i !== callback)
},
// window dispatches "storage" events for any key change
// => One listener for all map keys is enough
perKey: false
}
setPersistentEngine(storage, events)
You do not need to do anything for server-side rendering. We have build-in support.
You need to specify bodies of events.addEventListener
and events.removeEventListener
only for environments with browser tabs
or another reasons for storage synchronization.
perKey
makes PersistentMap
add one listener for each of its keys
in addition to the one for all keys. This is relevant when events for key
changes are only dispatched for keys that were specifically subscribed too.
For TypeScript, we have PersistentListener
and PersistentEvent
types
for events object.
import { PersistentListener, PersistentEvent } from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
const events = {
addEventListener (key: string, callback: PersistentListener) {
…
},
removeEventListener (key: string, callback: PersistentListener) {
…
}
}
function onChange () {
const event: PersistentEvent = {
key: 'locale' // Changed storage key
newValue: 'ru'
}
…
}
There is a special API to replace sessionStorage
to a fake storage engine
with helpers to change key and get all values.
import {
useTestStorageEngine,
setTestStorageKey,
cleanTestStorage,
getTestStorage,
} from '@nirtamir2/nanostores-persistent-session-storage'
import { settings } from './storage.js'
beforeAll(() => {
useTestStorageEngine()
})
afterEach(() => {
cleanTestStorage()
})
it('listens for changes', () => {
setTestStorageKey('settings:locale', 'ru')
expect(settings.get()).toEqual({ locale: 'ru' })
})
it('changes storage', () => {
settings.setKey('locale')
expect(getTestStorage()).toEqual({ 'settings:locale': 'ru' })
})
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A store for Nano Stores state manager to keep data in sessionStorage
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