nanoweb-react
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A utility library for React applications.
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Nano React
nano-react
is a lightweight utility library for React applications that provides custom hooks to persist state in various web storage mechanisms: localStorage
, sessionStorage
, and IndexedDB
. This library makes it easy to manage state with persistence, ensuring your data is retained even after a page reload.
Table of Contents
Installation
You can install nano-react
via npm:
npm install nano-react
or using Yarn:
yarn add nano-react
Usage
Importing the Hooks
import { useLSState, useSSState, useIDbState } from 'nano-react';
useLSState (localStorage)
useLSState
is a custom hook that manages state with persistence in localStorage
.
Parameters
- name (string): The key under which the state will be stored in
localStorage
. - defaultValue: The initial value if nothing is found in
localStorage
.
Example
const [count, setCount] = useLSState('app.count', 0);
<button onClick={() => setCount(count + 1)}>
localStorage count: {count}
</button>
useSSState (sessionStorage)
useSSState
is a custom hook that manages state with persistence in sessionStorage
.
Parameters
- name (string): The key under which the state will be stored in
sessionStorage
. - defaultValue: The initial value if nothing is found in
sessionStorage
.
Example
const [sessionCount, setSessionCount] = useSSState('app.sessionCount', 0);
<button onClick={() => setSessionCount(sessionCount + 1)}>
sessionStorage count: {sessionCount}
</button>
useIDbState (IndexedDB)
useIDbState
is a custom hook that manages state with persistence in IndexedDB
. It allows more complex data storage and is suitable for larger datasets compared to localStorage or sessionStorage.
Parameters
- key (string): A unique key to identify the state in IndexedDB.
- defaultValue: The initial value if nothing is found in IndexedDB.
- dbOpts (object): Options for the database:
- name (string): The name of the IndexedDB database. Default is 'db'.
- store (string): The name of the object store within the database. Default is 'store'.
Example
const [dbCount, setDbCount] = useIDbState('app.dbCount', 0, {
name: 'userDatabase',
store: 'userData',
});
<button onClick={() => setDbCount(dbCount + 1)}>
IndexedDB count: {dbCount}
</button>
Examples
Here is a full example demonstrating all hooks in a simple React component:
import React from 'react';
import { useLSState, useSSState, useIDbState } from 'nano-react';
function App() {
const [count, setCount] = useLSState('app.count', 0);
const [sessionCount, setSessionCount] = useSSState('app.sessionCount', 0);
const [dbCount, setDbCount] = useIDbState('app.dbCount', 0, {
name: 'userDatabase',
store: 'userData',
});
return (
<div>
<button onClick={() => setCount(count + 1)}>localStorage count: {count}</button>
<button onClick={() => setSessionCount(sessionCount + 1)}>sessionStorage count: {sessionCount}</button>
<button onClick={() => setDbCount(dbCount + 1)}>IndexedDB count: {dbCount}</button>
</div>
);
}
export default App;
API Reference
useLSState(name, defaultValue)
- Description: Manages state in localStorage.
- Parameters:
- name (string)
- defaultValue
useSSState(name, defaultValue)
- Description: Manages state in sessionStorage.
- Parameters:
- name (string)
- defaultValue
useIDbState(key, defaultValue, dbOpts)
- Description: Manages state in IndexedDB.
- Parameters:
- key (string)
- defaultValue
- dbOpts (object) => { name, store }
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines on contributing to this project.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Notes:
- Installation Instructions: Describes how to install the package.
- Usage Examples: Provides clear examples for each hook.
- API Reference: Detailed explanation of each hook and its parameters.
- Contributing and License: Information on how to contribute and the project’s license.
Feel free to modify the content to better suit your needs and add any additional sections as necessary, such as FAQs or a section on common issues.