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A minimal API wrapper for localStorage. Simple as your high-school locker.

Lockr (pronounced /ˈlɒkəʳ/) is an extremely lightweight library (<2kb when minified), designed to facilitate how you interact with localStorage. Saving objects and arrays, numbers or other data types, accessible via a Redis-like API, heavily inspired by node_redis.

How to use lockr

In order to user lockr, you firstly need to install it in your project.

bower install lockr

or download it manually from here and hook it in your HTML.

<script src="/path/to/lockr.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

API reference

Lockr.set - arguments: [ key, value ] {String, Number, Array or Object}

Set a key to a particular value or a hash object (Object or Array) under a hash key.

Example

Lockr.set('username', 'Coyote'); // Saved as string
Lockr.set('user_id', 12345); // Saved as number
Lockr.set('users', [{name: 'John Doe', age: 18}, {name: 'Jane Doe', age: 19}]);

Lockr.get - arguments: [ key or hash_key, default value ]

Returns the saved value for given key, even if the saved value is hash object. If value is null or undefined it returns a default value.

Example

Lockr.get('username');
> "Coyote"

Lockr.get('user_id');
> 12345

Lockr.get('users');
>  [{name: 'John Doe', age: 18}, {name: 'Jane Doe', age: 19}]

Lockr.get('score', 0):
> 0

Lockr.set('score', 3):
Lockr.get('score', 0):
> 3

Lockr.sadd - arguments [ key, value ]{String, Number, Array or Object}

Adds a unique value to a particular set under a hash key.

Example

Lockr.sadd("wat", 1); // [1]
Lockr.sadd("wat", 2); // [1, 2]
Lockr.sadd("wat", 1); // [1, 2]

Lockr.smembers - arguments [ key ]

Returns the values of a particular set under a hash key.

Example

Lockr.sadd("wat", 42);
Lockr.sadd("wat", 1337);
Lockr.smembers("wat"); // [42, 1337]

Lockr.sismember - arguments [ key, value ]

Returns whether the value exists in a particular set under a hash key.

Example

Lockr.sadd("wat", 1);
Lockr.sismember("wat", 1); // true
Lockr.sismember("wat", 2); // false

Lockr.srem - arguments [ key, value ]

Removes a value from a particular set under a hash key.

Example

Lockr.sadd("wat", 1);
Lockr.sadd("wat", 2);
Lockr.srem("wat", 1);
Lockr.smembers("wat"); // [2]

Lockr.getAll - arguments: null

Returns all saved values & objects, in an Array

Example

Lockr.getAll();
> ["Coyote", 12345, [{name: 'John Doe', age: 18}, {name: 'Jane Doe', age: 19}]]

Lockr.flush() - arguments: null

Empties localStorage().

Example

localStorage.length;
> 3
Lockr.flush();
localStorage.length;
> 0

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Package last updated on 21 May 2015

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