@cbetancourt/webstorage-manager v2.0.2

Web Storage Manager

A convenient utility for working with web storage. It provides a simple and intuitive API to manage data storage in modern browsers that can be easily configured to use persistent localStorage (default) or sessionStorage.

In order to avoid overwriting others' data, the utility automatically namespaces your keys. The default namespace, store, can be overridden via configuration options.

This utility is exposed as an ESM module as well as older module definitions like CommonJS and AMD. It can also be used as a global variable.

API

// Configures the store instance.
configure({
  storage: window.localStorage,
  namespace: "store"
}) : store

// Applies the provided function to each member of the store
iterator(Function callback, Boolean namespaced = false) : void

// Inserts or updates key with the provided value
add(String key, [Object|String|Number|null] value) : void

// Inserts key with the provided value when key does not already exist
addIfNotPresent(String key, [Object|String|Number|null] value) : Boolean

// Returns key for provided index, or null
getKey(Number index) : String

// Returns the value for the provided key, or null when not found
getValue(String key) : [Object|String|Number|null]

// Returns all data stored in the current namespace as a list of key/value pairs
getData() : Array

// Removes value for provided key stored in the current namespace
remove(String key) : void

// Removes all keys and values stored in the current namespace
clear() : void

// Returns list of keys stored in the current namespace
keys() : Array

// Returns the total number of objects stored in the current namespace
size() : Number

Installation

Install this utility using your favorite package manager:

npm

npm install @cbetancourt/webstorage-manager

yarn

yarn add @cbetancourt/webstorage-manager

git

git clone https://gitlab.com/claudebetancourt/webstorage-manager.git

Usage

After installing the utility, you can import it into your application and begin using it. All your data will be saved under the default namespace, store.

import webStorageManager from "@cbetancourt/webstorage-manager";

// add data to your store
webStorageManager.add("foo", "bar");

webStorageManager.add("baz", "qux");

webStorageManager.add("user", {
  name: "Joseph Blow",
  email: ["jb@gmail.com", "joeb@yahoo.com"],
  zipCode: 10017
});

// get keys
const keys = webStorageManager.keys(); // ["foo","baz","user"]

Configuration

Options

You can specify the following options to configure your store:

• namespace must be a non-null string.
  • Defaults to store.
• storage must implement the Web Storage API. Modern browsers provide two options, Window.localStorage and Window.sessionStorage.
  • Defaults to Window.localStorage

Calling the configure() method will validate the provided namespace and storage options. Invalid options will result in the only exceptions thrown by the utility.

Custom Namespace

The following example configures the store to save your data under the namespace myApp:

import webStorageManager from "@cbetancourt/webstorage-manager";

const store = webStorageManager.configure({
  namespace: "myApp"
});

// add data to your store
store.add("foo", "bar");

store.add("baz", "qux");

store.add("user", {
  name: "Joseph Blow",
  email: ["jb@gmail.com", "joeb@yahoo.com"],
  zipCode: 10017
});

// get keys
const keys = store.keys(); // ["foo","baz","user"]

Use Session Storage

The following example configures the store to save your data in sessionStorage under the namespace myApp:

import webStorageManager from "@cbetancourt/webstorage-manager";

const store = webStorageManager.configure({
  storage: sessionStorage,
  namespace: "myApp"
});

// add data to your store
store.add("foo", "bar");

store.add("baz", "qux");

store.add("user", {
  name: "Joseph Blow",
  email: ["jb@gmail.com", "joeb@yahoo.com"],
  zipCode: 10017
});

// get keys
const keys = store.keys(); // ["foo","baz","user"]

Build for development

npm install && npm start

Build for production

npm install && npm run build

Test

npm install && npm test

Changelog

Read about features and bug fixes in the CHANGELOG.