vuex-async-persist v0.1.3

vuex-async-persist

Persist Vuex state between page reloads. Uses IndexDB to store the state and localStorage to notify other tabs. Can be used for large vuex stores.

Installation

npm install --save vuex-async-persist

Usage

import Vuex from 'vuex';
import createVuexAsyncPersist from 'vuex-persistedstate';

const store = new Vuex.Store({
  plugins: [
    createVuexAsyncPersist({
      // options...
    }),
  ],
  //...
});

API

createVuexAsyncPersist(options)

Creates new plugin with given options. Allowed options are:

• key <string>: The key to store the state in the database. Also defines the scope of the persistance. Can be changed later on (See setOptions). Default value: 'async-persist'
• paths <Array>: Array of paths that should be persisted (can be with dot notation).
• mutationsToIgnore <Array>; Array of (part of) mutations that should not trigger an persisted state update.
• overwrite <Boolean>: Overwrite or merge updated State. Default value: true
• updateInterval <Number>: How fast/often the Store should be updated. Especially useful for large stores, to keep up performance. Defaults value: 10.
• idbStoreName <String>: Name of table in IndexDB. Default value: vuex-async-persist
• idbDatabaseName <String>: Name of database in IndexDB.Default value: vuex-async-persist
• localStoragePrefix <String>: Prefix of the key used in localStorage. The actual localStorage key is part localStoragPrefix and part key. Default value: vuex-persist-localStorage
• onStateReplacement <Function>: Function which will be triggered, when the state is updated from IndexDB.

setOptions(options)

Dynamically sets options of the plugin. Currently only key and onStateReplacement are supported.

License

MIT © Julius Lipp