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showcar-storage

v1.1.1

Published

This module provides an abstraction layer for storing information on the client-side.

Downloads

171

Readme

showcar-storage

This module provides an abstraction layer for storing information on the client-side.

Usage

How to use:

Instantiation

    const Storage = require("showcar-storage");
    
    const localStore = new Storage("local");
    const sessionStore = new Storage("session");
    const cookieStore = new Storage("cookie");

Use the following api

someStore.set(key, value, [{ expires, path }]);

Sets the given value for the specified key in the respective store. The optional third parameter takes a map with any of the following options:

  • expires: <Date|UTCString|int> Expiration date of the cookie as date-object, UTCString or positive integer in seconds from now. Defaults to Fri, 31 Dec 9999 23:59:59 GMT.
  • path: <string> Will be set as the cookie's path. Defaults to /.

Returns the reference to the respective store, i.e. someStore.

someStore.get(key[, default = null]);

Gets the value for the specified key from the respective store. If a second argument is given and a value for the specified key is not found in the respective store, the second argument is returned.

Returns the stored value or the value of default.

someStore.has(key);

Checks whether the respective store knows about the key and whether the value for this key is not null. This method is synonymous to null !== someStore.get(key, null);

Returns boolean true if the given key exists and is not null and not undefined, false otherwise.

someStore.remove(key);

Deletes the key and the associated value from the respective store.

Returns the reference to the respective store, i.e. someStore.

Installation

How to install:

To install showcar-storage within your project use bower.

bower install --save [email protected]:AutoScout24/showcar-storage.git

Contributing

How to contribute:

Fork this repository and git clone your fork. Then npm install the required dependencies.

Note: If you do not have grunt installed globally, use ./node_modules/.bin/grunt instead.

Run the tests

Run grunt test (or ./node_modules/.bin/grunt test).

Build for dev

Run grunt build (or ./node_modules/.bin/grunt build). Find the generated files in ./dist/ next to it's sourcemap.

Build minified for distribution

Run grunt dist (or ./node_modules/.bin/grunt dist). Find the generated file ./dist/storage.min.js next to it's sourcemap.

Contribute

Save your changes and run grunt dist (or ./node_modules/.bin/grunt dist).

Commit your code and the compiled libraries in ./dist. Then create a pull-request.

License

MIT License