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@planet/user-store
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This package provides a simple client-side user store.
// module one
var store = require('@planet/user-store');
var user = {token: 'raw token'};
store.set(user);
// module two
var store = require('@planet/user-store');
store.get(); // get the current user
store.on('update', function(user) {
// handle any new user
});
This package is intended for use with a CommonJS module bundler. Add it as a dependency to your project with npm
:
npm install @planet/user-store --save
The package exports an event emitter with get()
and set()
methods. See details below.
store.get()
Returns any currently stored user (or null
).
store.set(user)
Store a user in localStorage
(with fallbacks to sessionStorage
, cookie, and memory). The user must be serializable as JSON. Calls to set()
trigger an update
event. Call with null
to clear the stored user. Note that as of version 2, the user object can only contain a string token
property. This may change in future major versions.
store.on('update', callback [, thisObj])
Listen for the 'update' event. The callback will be called with the user object whenever one is set (and will be called with null
when the store is cleared).
store.once('update', callback [, thisObj])
Listen for a single update
event.
store.off('update', callback)
Unregister a listener for the update
event.
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Simple event emitting store for Planet users
The npm package @planet/user-store receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @planet/user-store popularity was classified as not popular.
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