redux-local-persist v0.1.0

Redux Local Persist

Redux middleware for selectively loading and saving state to localStorage. Redux Local Persist allows you to add a persist property to your Redux state that will specify how the defined values are saved in localStorage.

Applying the Middleware

import todos from './reducers';
import initialState from './state';
import { load, save } from 'redux-local-persist';
import { createStore, applyMiddleware } from 'redux';


// Load the persistent state from localStorage
let state = {
    ...initialState,
    ...load({initialState: initialState})
};

const store = createStore(
  todos,
  state,
  applyMiddleware(save())
);

store.dispatch({
  type: 'ADD_TODO',
  text: 'Understand the middleware'
});

If the initialState is persisting the text property, it will be saved to localStorage after store.dispatch is executed.

Methods

clear({ properites:String|Array Optional })

Clears the Redux Local Persist values from localStorage.

/**
 * Given the state:
    let initialState = {
        count: 0,
        deep: {
            nested: {
                value: 123
            }
        },
        loaded: true,
        persist: true,
    };
 */

...
import { clear } from 'redux-local-persist';

clear();                                // returns: {}
clear('deep.nested.value');             // returns: {count: 0, loaded: true}
clear(['count', 'deep.nested.value']);  // returns: {loaded: true}

load({ intialState:Object })

Gets the Redux Local Persist values from localStorage. If the values have expired, the initialState value is used.

save()

Automatically saves state changes to localStorage.

The Persist Property

The persist property can be of type: Boolean|Number|String|Array|Object

Persist as a Boolean

When set to true, the entire state tree for the connected component will be saved indefinitely.

Persist as a Number

The entire state tree for the connected component will be saved for the specified number of milliseconds. The next time the state is loaded from window.localStorage, the timestamp of the last save will be checked against the current time and if it's past the duration the Object Path will not be included.

Persist as a String

Only the specified Object Path of the state tree for the connected component will be saved indefinitely.

Example: deep.nested.value would persist a state tree of:

{
    deep: {
        nested: {
            value: 123
        }
    }
}

Persist as an Array of Strings

Only the specified Object Paths of the state tree for the connected component will be saved indefinitely.

Example: ['deep.nested.value', 'count'] would persist a state tree of:

{
    count: 0,
    deep: {
        nested: {
            value: 123
        }
    }
}

Persist as an Object

Only the specified Object Paths of the state tree for the connected component will be saved for the specified number of milliseconds.

Example: {'deep.nested.value': 10000, 'loaded': 30000} would persist a state tree of:

{
    loaded: false,
    deep: {
        nested: {
            value: 123
        }
    }
}

Usage

Simple

Persist the entire state tree indefinitely:

...
let initialState = {
    count: 0,
    loaded: false,
    persist: true
};
...

Simple Usage with Expiration

Persist the entire state tree for 10 seconds:

...
let initialState = {
  count: 0,
  loaded: false,
  persist: 10000,
};
...

Save Specific Parts of State Tree

Persist only deep.nested.value and loaded values indefinitely:

...
let initialState = {
  count: 0,
  loaded: false,
  deep: {
      nested: {
          value: 123
      }
  }
  persist: ['deep.nested.value', 'loaded'],
};
...

Save Specific Parts of State Tree with Expiration

Persist only the deep.nested.value for 10 seconds, loaded for 5 seconds, and count indefinitely:

...
let initialState = {
  count: 0,
  loaded: false,
  deep: {
      nested: {
          value: 123
      }
  }
  persist: {
      'deep.nested.value': 10000,
      'loaded': 5000,
      'count': true
  },
};
...