thunderstore

Keeps your localStorage in sync with the server and allows for access and manupilation of localStorage directly from the server!

Thunderstore also exposes a convenient session property (shorthand for .get('session') and .set('session')) so you could store session data in localStorage because cookies are bad for you!

Example

server.js

var http = require('http'),
    ecstatic = require('ecstatic'),
    shoe = require('shoe'),
    ThunderStore = require('../index');

var server = http.createServer(ecstatic({ root: __dirname + '/public' }));
server.listen(5555);

var sock = shoe(function(stream) {
 var thunderstore = new ThunderStore(stream); 

 	 thunderstore.set('boop', 'beep');
	 thunderstore.session = {user: 'cat!'};

	 thunderstore.on('set', function(args){
		console.log('set from remote!', args);
	}); 
});

sock.install(server, '/sock');

client.js

var shoe = require('shoe'),
    ThunderStore = require('thunderstore');

var stream = shoe('/sock');
var thunderstore = new ThunderStore(stream);

	thunderstore.set('beep', 'boop')
	thunderstore.session = {user: 'dog'};

	console.log(thunderstore.session);
	console.log(thunderstore.get('beep'))

	thunderstore.on('set', function(args){
		console.log('set from remote!', args)
	})

METHODS

t.set(key, value) / set(key, property, value)

Set value of key on both the server and browser; emits a "set" event on the other end.

t.get(key, value)

Retrieves value of key

EVENTS

t.on('set', function(args) {})

Emitted when a key has been modified due to a remote set

TODO / Missing features

• K/V store persistence

License

MIT