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Stokado(/stəˈkɑːdoʊ/) is the Esperanto(an international auxiliary language) for storage, meaning that Stokado is also an auxiliary agent for storage.
stokado
can proxy objects of any storage
-like, providing getter/setter syntax sugars, serialization, subscription listening, expiration setting, one-time value retrieval.
npm install stokado
import { createProxyStorage } from 'stokado'
const storage = createProxyStorage(localStorage)
storage.getItem('test')
createProxyStorage
takes two parameters: an object of storage
-like and an optional name
. The name
is used to synchronize storage
modifications with other pages. By default, localStorage
has the same name
, whereas sessionStorage
does not; for other objects, it needs to be passed in manually.
Operate storage
directly through object-oriented approach
Of course, localStorage
and sessionStorage
are supported natively
const storage = createProxyStorage(localStorage)
storage.test = 'hello stokado'
storage.test // 'hello stokado'
delete storage.test
The storage
also have the same methods and properties: key()
, getItem()
, setItem()
, removeItem()
, clear()
and length
.
Keep the type of storage value unchanged
// number
storage.test = 0
storage.test === 0
// boolean
storage.test = false
storage.test === false
// undefined
storage.test = undefined
storage.test === undefined
// null
storage.test = null
storage.test === null
// object
storage.test = { hello: 'world' }
storage.test.hello === 'stokado'
// array
storage.test = ['hello']
storage.test.push('stokado')
storage.test.length // 2
// Date
storage.test = new Date('2000-01-01T00:00:00.000Z')
storage.test.getTime() === 946684800000
// RegExp
storage.test = /d(b+)d/g
storage.test.test('cdbbdbsbz')
// function
storage.test = function () {
return 'hello stokado!'
}
storage.test() === 'hello stokado!'
Subscribe to value changes
storage.on(key, callback)
storage.once(key, callback)
storage.off([[key], callback])
key
: the name of the item to subscribe to. Supportobj.a
forObject
andlist[0]
forArray
, and alsoArray
length.callback
: the function to call when the item is changed. IncludesnewValue
andoldValue
.
Tips: For off
, if a callback
exists, it removes the trigger of the specified callback; otherwise, it removes all callbacks bound to the key
; if the key
is empty, it removes all listening callbacks.
Set expires for items
storage.setExpires(key, expires)
storage.getExpires(key)
storage.removeExpires(key)
key
: the name of the item to set expires.expires
: acceptstring
、number
andDate
.
Get the value once, which can be used for communication through storage
.
storage.setDisposable(key)
key
:the name of the item to set disposable.
Get expires
and disposable
configuration information for the specified item
storage.getOptions(key)
Set expires
and disposable
using setItem
storage.setItem(key, value, { expires, disposable })
localForage
provides the same API as localStorage
, it can be used in conjunction with stokado
.
import { createProxyStorage } from 'stokado'
import localForage from 'localforage'
const local = createProxyStorage(localForage, 'localForage')
However, localForage
uses an async API, it needs to be called using Promise
.
await (local.test = 'hello localForage')
// or
await local.setItem('test', 'hello localForage')
You can create multiple instances of localForage
that point to different stores using createInstance
.
const store = localforage.createInstance({
name: 'nameHere'
})
const proxyStore = createProxyStorage(store, 'store')
const otherStore = localforage.createInstance({
name: 'otherName'
})
const proxyOtherStore = createProxyStorage(otherStore, 'otherStore')