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Tiny module for Storeon to store and sync state to localStorage. It restores state from localStorage during page loading and saves state on every change.
It is just 308 bytes module (it uses Size Limit to control the size) without any dependencies.
If you want to store and sync state to localStorage you should import the persistState from @storeon/localstorage and add this module to createStoreon.
Here you can see that the form ask user the name and after that show this name.
import{StoreContext,useStoreon}=require('storeon/react')constForm=()=>{const{ dispatch, name }=useStoreon('name')return(<React.Fragment>{name!==''&&<h3>Hello {name}!</h3>}{name===''&&<div><label>Name</label><inputtype="text"id="name"/><br/><buttononClick={()=>dispatch('save',document.getElementById('name').value)}>Save</button></div>}</React.Fragment>)}
Event after refresh the page the state is updating from localStorage. And user see the greeting message.
persistState(paths, config)
paths parameter
typepaths=Void|Array<String>|Array<RegExp>
If no value is provided to paths, then persistState stores all state in local storage.
config parameter
typeconfig.key=String
Default value of config.key is storeon. This key is using to store data in local storage.
typeconfig.storage=Storage
Set config.storage with sessionStorage or other Storage implementation to change storage target. Otherwise localStorage is used (default).
typeconfig.serializer=(object: any)=>string
Set config.serializer to change serialization function. JSON.stringify is used by default.
typeconfig.deserializer=(data: string)=>any
Set config.deserializer to change deserialization function. JSON.parse is used by default.