memory.js

memory.js is a simple and functional snippet that helps bring productivity to your development

it only has 332 bytes minified (745b not minified), don't have dependencies and consists in a kind of facilitator for local storage

The idea is to leave storage in the local storage simple without having to parse and worrying about what kind of variable is being put into memory, making the code simpler and readable

Is it an object? No parse needed

Is it an array? No parse needed

Tired of typing localStorage.setItem() and localStorage.getItem()?

Just use memory.save() and memory.get()

npm install memory-js
bower install memory-js

Before:

var object = {foo: 'bar'};
localStorage.setItem('foo', JSON.stringify(object));

var clone;
try{
   clone = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('foo'));
}catch(err){}

After:

 var object = {foo: 'bar'};
 memory.save('foo', object);

 var clone = memory.get('foo');

Before:

var object;
localStorage.setItem('foo', object);
console.log(localStorage.getItem('foo'));
console.log(typeof localStorage.getItem('foo'));
// "undefined"
// "string"

After:

 var object;
 memory.save('foo', object);
 console.log(memory.get('foo'));
 console.log(typeof memory.get('foo'));
 // undefined
 // undefined

• It also works with null objects and others parse problems.
• It also has the memory.clear() function, which is exactly the same as localStorage.clear() and memory.remove() function, wich is exactly the same as localStorage.remove().