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@kenny-not-dead/local-storage-manager

v0.0.3

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Allows you to manage local storage via console

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Keywords

clilocal storagelocal storage managerlocal storage clilocal storage data

Readme

About

During development, especially with services that require authorization and use horizontal frontend architecture, I wanted to automate the process of transferring information from local storage, in my case these were tokens, so the initial script was written. After using it for a few days I noticed a significant saving of my time, so I decided to share it with the community, I hope it will be useful to someone

Usage

To install local-storage-manager, use the command below. Please use the flag for global installation

npm install @kenny-not-dead/local-storage-manager -g

Set the configuration.

local-storage-manager config:edit

| Name | Description | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | userDataDir | pay special attention to this setting. It indicates the location of the data for your browser. By default, I have specified an example of the setting for my browser chrome on Linux | | targetURL | URL from where we copy the data | | destinationURL | URL where we copy the data. | | keys | keys you want to copy. | | closeBrowserAfter | close the browser when finished. NOTE: In the current version, any actions occur in the background, without opening the browser |

After setting up, you can run the command to copy the data. It is important that your browser is turned off when copying data

local-storage-manager transfer

Commands

| Command | Description | Params | | --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | transfer | Transfers information from local storage from one URL to another. Keys and URLs are pulled from the config | | | config:edit | Opens current configurations in an editor (default is vim) | | | get | Outputs all available values from local storage at the specified URL | get target - uses targetURL from config; get destination - uses destinationURL from config; get [URL] - uses at the specified URL (ex. get https://google.com) |