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diso.storage

v2.0.0

Published

Client side storage or something

Readme

diso.storage

Client side storage supporting AsyncStorage, LocalForage, LocalStorage as well as an in-memory store.

API

Methods are named-arg/keyword based. They all accept an optional callback. If the callback is passed, that is used to pass error/value otherwise an ES6 Promise is returned.

  • constructor({backend, ttl?, namespace?})
  • get({key, namespace?, callback?})
  • set({key, data, ttl?, namespace?, callback?})
  • remove(key, namespace?, callback?)
  • clear(callback?)
  • length(callback?)
  • keys(callback?)

Example

var Storage = require('diso.storage');
var LocalForage = require('localforage');
var AsyncStorage = require('react').AsyncStorage;

var memoryStore = Storage.create({
  backend   : {}
  ttl       : 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24, // 24 hour ttl
  namespace : 'mystuff'
});

var forageStore = Storage.create({
  backend : LocalForage
});

var asyncStore = new Storage.create({
  backend : AsyncStorage
});

memoryStorage.set({
  key  : 'wow',
  data : {
    jonk : 'honk'
  }
}).then({
  memoryStorage.get({
    key : 'wow',
    callback : function (error, data) {
      Assert.equal(data.jonk, 'honk');
    }
  })
});

Comparing the underlying APIs

Both AsyncStorage and LocalForage APIs are async and support both callback and promise APIs.

Both have the same 4 core API methods, all with identical signatures: getItem, setItem, removeItem, clear.

These are exposed as: get, set, remove, and clear.

Additionally they have keys (array of keys) and length (number of keys) methods that delegate to the supporting backends.

MemoryStorage and LocalStorage are both sync, but are wrapped as promise/callback apis using cbop and support the same methods as above.

AsyncStorage has multi functions that operate on arrays of values, but those aren't currently supported.

LocalForage

  • getItem(key, callback?)
  • setItem(key, value, callback?)
  • removeItem(key, callback?)
  • clear(callback?)
  • keys(callback?)
  • length(callback?)
  • key(keyIndex, callback?)
  • iterate(iteratorCallback, successCallback?)

AsyncStorage

  • getItem(key, callback?)
  • setItem(key, value, callback?)
  • removeItem(key, callback?)
  • clear(callback?)
  • getAllKeys(callback?)
  • mergeItem(key, value, callback?)
  • flushGetRequests()
  • multiGet(keys, callback?)
  • multiSet(keyValuePairs, callback?)
  • multiRemove(keys, callback?)
  • multiMerge(keyValuePairs, callback?)

Notes

https://blog.mozilla.org/tglek/2012/02/22/psa-dom-local-storage-considered-harmful/