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@p9m/local-storage-service
Advanced tools
localStorage wrapper for CRUD operations.
This library is useful for mocking API service, when learning a frontend framework.
$ npm install @p9m/local-storage-service --save
or
$ yarn add @p9m/local-storage-service
In browser:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@p9m/local-storage-service@latest"></script>
<script>
const ls = new LocalStorageService('books');
</script>
import LocalStorageService from '@p9m/local-storage-service';
// Create instance with a namespace
const ls = new LocalStorageService('contacts');
// Create a record
ls.create({name: 'Reddy'});
// {name: 'Reddy', id: '6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1'}
// Get a record
ls.get('6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1');
// {name: 'Reddy', id: '6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1'}
// Update a record
ls.update({name: 'John Doe', id: '6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1'});
// {name: 'John Doe', id: '6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1'}
// Get all records within namespace (eg: contacts)
ls.getAll();
// Delete a record
ls.delete('6aa43c7c-69cf-df49-c927-6ba3db8d7ac1');
// Delete all record within namespace (eg: contacts)
ls.deleteAll();
FAQs
localStorage wrapper for CRUD operations
We found that @p9m/local-storage-service demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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