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xdstore

v0.8.0

Published

Cross-domain storage

Downloads

5

Readme

xdstore

Build Status

Cross-domain localStorage with a cookie-fallback for browsers.

Supported browsers:

  • Chrome 41+
  • Firefox 36+
  • IE8+

Usage

Installation: npm install xdstore

See index.html and tests/iframe.html for a sample implementation.

Testing

This project uses Intern for testing.

To run tests locally you need to have a working selenium server running at 127.0.0.1:4444.

npm test runs the tests.

Setup (Mac OS X) with Homebrew

A working Homebrew installation is required.

Install selenium-server-standalone.

To run tests you also need to install chromedriver and phantomjs.

Run Selenium by running selenium-server -p 4444.

Running tests using Sauce labs

Run SAUCE_USERNAME=XXXX SAUCE_ACCESS_KEY=XXXX npm run test-sauce. You obviously need to have a saucelabs account to do this.

Status

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

As long as the version is pre-1.0 the API might still change drastically.

Credits

  • nbubna/store is used for localStorage and parts of the cookie fallback code.

License

The MIT License (MIT).