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web-storage-manager is a web utility storage manager to handle save, update and data purge.
npm i web-storage-manager --save
import { LocalStorage, SessionStorage, EncodedLocalStorage, EncodedSessionStorage } from 'web-storage-manager';
or using helper
import { createLocalStorage, createSessionStorage } from 'web-storage-manager';
// Options conforms to:
/*
interface Options {
delimiter?: string,
isEncoded: boolean
}
*/
// createLocalStorage(window, options)
const LocalStorage = createLocalStorage(window, { isEncoded: false });
const SessionStorage = createSessionStorage(window, { isEncoded: false });
const EncodedLocalStorage = createLocalStorage(window, { isEncoded: true });
const EncodedSessionStorage = createSessionStorage(window, { isEncoded: true });
or using the base class
import { WebStorage, EncodedWebStore } from 'web-storage-manager';
// both class has a constructor:
// constructor(storage: Storage, delimiter: string = '.')
const LocalStorage = new WebStorage(window.localStorage, delimiter);
const SessionStorage = new WebStorage(window.sessionStorage, delimiter);
const EncodedLocalStorage = new EncodedWebStore(window.localStorage, delimiter);
const EncodedSessionStorage = new EncodedWebStore(window.sessionStorage, delimiter);
Please refer to test files local.test.js
and session.test.js
for a complete sample and usage.
WebStorage.setItem('sampleKey', 'sampleValue');
const testObject = {
nestedKey: {
nestedKeyA: 'nestedKeyA-target-value',
nestedKeyB: {
nestedKeyC: { itemKey: 'itemKey-value', itemKey2: 'itemKey2-target-value' },
nestedKeyD: [{ id: 'id1' }, { id: 'id2' }, { id: 'id3' }, { id: 'idz' }]
}
}
};
const isSuccess = WebStorage.setItem('testKey', testObject);
// expected result: true
const item2 = WebStorage.getItemInItem('testKey.nestedKey.nestedKeyA');
// expected result: nestedKeyA-target-value
key: ƒ key(n)
length: ƒ length()
setItem: ƒ setItem(key, value)
getItem: ƒ getItem(key)
clear: ƒ clear()
getItemInItem: ƒ getItemInItem(key, attrCompare)
getMultipleItems: ƒ getMultipleItems(keys)
appendItemInItem: ƒ appendItemInItem(key, value)
setMultipleItems: ƒ setMultipleItems(items)
updateItemInItem: ƒ updateItemInItem(key, attrCompare, newValue)
removeItem: ƒ removeItem(key)
removeItemInItem: ƒ removeItemInItem(key, attrCompare)
removeMultipleItems: ƒ removeMultipleItems(keys)
We would love for you to contribute to Web Storage Manager
. See the LICENSE file for more info.
This project was inpired by 'react-persist' that I felt lacking of the functionalities that I need that I decided to create my own on top of Storage API. This project has grown and had a major rebump in its version 3.
Web Storage Manager
is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
FAQs
Web utility storage manager for handling data encryption, save and persist, update and data purge in your local and session storage
The npm package web-storage-manager receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, web-storage-manager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that web-storage-manager demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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