@william17/vue-app-state v0.1.1

vue-app-state

A Vue plugin for sharing and storing app-level data and state with memory or localStorage.

Install

npm install @william17/vue-app-state --save

Quick Start

appState.js

import Vue from 'vue'
import AppState from '@william17/vue-app-state'  

Vue.use(AppState)

main.js

import Vue from 'vue'
import App from './App'
import './appState.js'

new Vue({
  el: '#app',
  render: h => h(App)
})

In one component method:

// setting some state 
this.$appState.foo = "bar"  

// storing persistent data, it will be stored in localStorage
this.$appState.$set('user', {name: 'Tom'}}

// storing with namespace  
this.$appState.$storage('user').$set('friends', ['Lucy'])

In another component method:

// geting some state
console.log(this.$appState.foo) // "bar"

// geting persistent data
console.log(this.$appState.$get('user')// {name: 'Tom'}

console.log(this.$appState.$storage('user').$get('friends') // ['Lucy']

API

$appState

• .$set(key, value)
• .$get(key)
• .$keys()
• .$storage(name)
  • .$set(key, value)
  • .$get(key)
  • .$keys()

options

• .prefix
  prefix of the keys using in localStroage
• .localStorage
  custom localStorage-like object

Example:

appState.js

import Vue from 'vue'  
import AppState from '@william17/vue-app-state'  
Vue.use(AppState)

export default {
  prefix: 'OneApp/',
  localStorage: window.localStorage
}

main.js

// ...
import appState from './appState'

new App({
  el: '#app',
  render: (h) => h(App),
  appState
})

Test

npm run test

License

MIT