react-native-localstorage v1.0.1

Manage LocalStorage items in a web environment

An online interface where you can add, edit and remove LocalStorage items. It also supports a feature where you can load your current LocalStorage items from your device.

Install

First install the package globally:

$ npm install react-native-localstorage -g

Install the package within your project:

$ npm install react-native-localstorage --save

Usage

Run the LocalStorage Debug server (Default IPV4 and port 8082):

$ react-native-localstorage start-server

Open your index.android.js file or any other (main) file where you want to use react-native-localstorage

Import the package (also make sure you have included AsyncStorage from the react-native package):

import {setConfig} from "react-native-localstorage";

Add the following (in componentWillMount):

• Change the IP address to your IPV4 address and/or change the port if you have customized it.

componentWillMount() {
    setConfig(AsyncStorage, "192.168.0.130", "8082");
}

Start the application and navigate to http://localhost:8082

Run the example

Start the debug server:

$ react-native-localstorage start-server

Change the ip and/or port in your index.android.js file.

componentWillMount() {
    setConfig(AsyncStorage, "192.168.0.130", "8082");
}

Start the application:

$ react-native run-android

Run the packager (optional in some cases):

$ npm start

navigate to http://localhost:8082

API CLI

It's a GET request by default, but can be changed in options.

react-native-localstorage start-server

Start the debug server with your IPV4 address and port 8082.

OPTION -p

Type: integer

Specify a custom port.

react-native-localstorage start-server -p 1234

OPTION -i

Specify a custom ip address.

react-native-localstorage start-server -i 192.168.0.129

OPTION --help

List of commands.

react-native-localstorage --help

API

setConfig(AsyncObject, ip, port)

Set the config so we can connect to the server.

AsyncObject

Type: object

Define your AsyncStorage object here.

ip

The ip address you want to connect with.

port

Type: integer

The port you want to connect with.

License

MIT © Arnout Quint