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redux-simple-storage

v2.0.0

Published

Simple save and load the redux state

Downloads

7

Readme

redux-simple-storage

Save and load the state data to the local storage and file storage

Installation

npm install --save redux-simple-storage

Development

git clone https://github.com/ichigo4800/redux-simple-storage
cd redux-simple-storage
npm install
npm run build

Usage

Example 1 (Use the local storage)

Example of the most simple method of use. Save all of the state that have registered to reducers to local storage.

import storage from 'redux-simple-storage'

let store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(
        storage.saveState()
    )
);

// state data load from local storage
store = storage.loadState(store);

Example 2 (Use the file storage)

If you use file storage. have to set "storage_type" and "path" for config option.

import storage from 'redux-simple-storage'

// save and load file storage a file ("c:\abc\data.json")
storage.setConfig({
    storage_type: 'file',
    file_path: 'c:\abc',
    file_name: 'data.json',
});

let store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(
        storage.saveState()
    )
);

// state data load from file storage
store = storage.loadState(store);

Example 3 (Use the white list filter)

import storage from 'redux-simple-storage'

const reducers = combineReducers({
    stateTitle,
    stateDate,
    stateUser,
});

// save and load "stateTitle" and "stateDate"
storage.setConfig({
    filter_type: 'whitelist',
    filter_list: [
       'stateTitle',
       'stateDate',
    ],
});

let store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(
        storage.saveState()
    )
);

store = storage.loadState(store);

Example 4 (Use the black list filter)

import storage from 'redux-simple-storage'

const reducers = combineReducers({
    stateTitle,
    stateDate,
    stateUser,
});

// save and load the state except "stateTitle"
storage.setConfig({
    filter_type: 'blacklist',
    filter_list: [
        'stateTitle',
    ],
});

let store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(
        storage.saveState()
    )
);

store = storage.loadState(store);

Example 5 (Use multi storage)

State saved using both of local storage and file storage in the below example.

import storage from 'redux-simple-storage'

const reducers = combineReducers({
    stateTitle,
    stateDate,
    stateUser,
});

// stateTitle use the local storage
const storageA = {
    filter_type: 'whitelist',
    filter_list: [
        'stateTitle',
    ],
};
// stateDate use the file storage ("c:\abc\date.json")
const storageB = {
    storage_type: 'file',
    file_path: 'c:\abc',
    file_name: 'date.json',
    filter_type: 'whitelist',
    filter_list: [
        'stateDate',
    ],
};
// stateUser use different file storage a file with the "storageB" ("c:\abc\user.json")
const storageC = {
    storage_type: 'file',
    file_path: 'c:\abc',
    file_name: 'user.json',
    filter_type: 'whitelist',
    filter_list: [
        'stateUser',
    ],
};

storage.setConfig(
    storageA,
    storageB,
    storageC
);

let store = createStore(
    reducers,
    applyMiddleware(
        storage.saveState()
    )
);

// state data load from local storage and file storage
store = storage.loadState(store);

API

.saveState()

.loadState(createStore())

.setConfig({options})

| options | type | default | description | |:-----------|-----------:|:------------------:|:---------------:| |storage_type| string | "local" | "local" or "file" | | filter_type| string | "blacklist" | "whitelist" or "blacklist" | | filter_list| array | [] | set the state name to filter | | file_path | string | "" | If you use file storage. have to set path value | | file_name | string |"redux-states.json" | Can set the file name for save the file | | local_key | string | "redux-states" | local storage key name |

License

WTFPL