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reason-store

v0.1.0

Published

# **VERY WIP**

Downloads

2

Readme

Bindings for marcuswestin/store.js

VERY WIP

This is:

  • A template for your new ReasonReact project.
  • A collection of thin examples illustrating ReasonReact usage.
  • Extra helper documentation for ReasonReact (full ReasonReact docs here).

src contains 4 sub-folders, each an independent, self-contained ReasonReact example. Feel free to delete any of them and shape this into your project! This template's more malleable than you might be used to =).

The point of this template and examples is to let you understand and personally tweak the entirely of it. We don't give you an opaque, elaborate mega build setup just to put some boxes on the screen. It strikes to stay transparent, learnable, and simple. You're encouraged to read every file; it's a great feeling, having the full picture of what you're using and being able to touch any part.

Run

npm install
npm run watch
# in a new tab
npm run example

Open a new web page to http://localhost:8000/. Change any .re file in example/ to try stuff out.

Store.js provides basic key/value storage functionality (get/set/remove/each) as well as a rich set of plug-in storages and extra functionality.

  1. Basic Usage
  2. Supported Browsers

Basic Usage

All you need to know to get started:

API

Exposes a simple API for cross-browser local storage:

// Store current user
let test = {name: "Marcus"};
Store.set("user", test);

let test2 = {"name": "Janet"};
Store.set("user2", test2);

// Get current user
let marcus = Store.get("user");
Js.log(marcus);

let janet = Store.get("user2");
Js.log(janet);

// Remove current user
Store.remove("user")

// Clear all keys
Store.clearAll()->ignore

// Loop over all stored values
let fn = (~value: 'a, ~namespacedKey: string) =>
  Js.log3("logger", value, namespacedKey);

Store.each(fn);

Installation

Using npm:

npm i store