sstorer
Written in TypeScript, this module sstorer (or session storer), allows you to store variables separate for separate sessions effectively and efficiently... The storage is simply a JSON, with a sessionID as key (any pass key that differentiates two containers of storage), and another JSON that contains the variables, as the respective value. This module can be used in JavaScript and TypeScript projects
Some points
Here, we do not keep checking async whether the sessions have expired. Instead whenever a call comes to the storage, a check is done whether the session has expired or not. So, its extremely efficient. At the same time, you have to keep refreshing the session whenever you deem fit
Prerequisites
Have nodeJS and NPM installed in your machine
Getting Started
Install the library from NPM and use it! The examples shown below will help get you started
npm i sstorer
TypeScript import
import sstorer = require("sstorer");
JavaScript import
var sstorer = require("sstorer");
Examples
let store = sstorer.init(duration: number)
store.setDuration(duration: number)
store.refreshSession(sessionid: string): boolean
store.spawnSession(sessionid: string): void
store.killSession(sessionid: string): void
store.isSessionActive(sessionid): boolean
store.putVar(sessionid, paramName, paramVal): boolean
store.getVar(sessionid, paramName): any
store.dump(fname: string): boolean
store.load(fname: string): boolean
Authors
License
This project is licensed under the GNU LGPL V3 License - see the LICENSE.md file for details