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@atomous/persistent

v0.1.1

Published

This package provides a type of writable atom that stores a value and synchronises it with provided external storage.

Readme

@atomous/persistent

This package provides a type of writable atom that stores a value and synchronises it with provided external storage.

Installation

Use your favorite package manager or a 3rd-party tool to import the library in browser.

npm i @atomous/persistent
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@atomous/persistent"></script>
import atomous from 'https://esm.run/@atomous/persistent'

Example

import { persistent, StringStorage } from '@atomous/persistent'

const $locale = persistent('en', new StringStorage('locale'))

Storage types

This package provides built-in storage types to sync with localStorage, sessionStorage or any other type of storage with the same API. Default storage is localStorage.

If stored value can't be decoded then the interface returns it as null and the atom value is set to the initial value that was provided when the atom was created.

Primitive types

  • new BooleanStorage(<key>, [storage])
  • new NumberStorage(<key>, [storage])
  • new StringStorage(<key>, [storage])

Complex types

  • new EnumStorage(<key>, <enum>, [storage]) - designed to work with TypeScript enums and thus is type-safe.
import { EnumStorage, persistent } from '@atomous/persistent'

enum RenderEngine {
  Manifold = 'manifold',
  ThreeBVH = 'threebvh',
  JSCAD = 'jscad',
}

const $renderEngine = persistent(RenderEngine.Manifold, new EnumStorage('render-engine', RenderEngine))
  • new JsonStorage(<key>, <schema>, [storage]) - designed to work with validators that implement the standard schema interface. Stored value is always jsonified.
import { JsonStorage, persistent } from '@atomous/persistent'
import { number, object, partial, string } from 'valibot'

const FormSchema = object({
  firstName: string(),
  lastName: string(),
  age: number()
})

const $formState = persistent({}, new JsonStorage('form-state', partial(FormSchema), sessionStorage))