html5-store

Browser storage API's are a great way to store local state when you don't need to persist to a database, however they are more verbose than they need to be. LocalStorage and SessionStorage can only store strings, so storing objects requires manual JOSN.stringify() / JSON.parse() when setting and getting data. It would be great if this was done automatically.

Well now it is! With a more streamlined wrapper around these browser API's, html5-store is able to automatically handle things like JSON stringify/parse when setting and getting data, as well as provide handy utilities like clear key formatting so you can tell what utility set your local state.

Cookie storage has always been unnecessarily verbose, and html5-store cleans up the Cookie API to behave as a developer would expect with simple .get(), .set() and .remove() methods.

Installation

npm install html5-store

yarn add html5-store

Local Storage Example

import { Local } from 'html5-store';
 
const settings = {
  volume: 54,
  currentTrack: '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az',
  position: '1:34'
};
 
Local.set('settings', settings);
 
. . .
 
Local.get('settings');
/**
 * returns:
 * {
 *   volume: 54,
 *   currentTrack: '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az',
 *   position: '1:34'
 * }
 */
 
 . . .
 
 Local.remove('settings');
 Local.get('settings'); // returns: false

Session Storage Example

import { Session } from 'html5-store';
 
const settings = {
  volume: 54,
  currentTrack: '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az',
  position: '1:34'
};
 
Session.set('settings', settings);
 
. . .
 
Session.get('settings');
/**
 * returns:
 * {
 *   volume: 54,
 *   currentTrack: '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az',
 *   position: '1:34'
 * }
 */
 
 . . .
 
 Session.remove('settings');
 Session.get('settings'); // returns: false

Cookie Storage Example

import { Cookie } from 'html5-store';
 
const token = '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az';
 
Cookie.set('token', token);
 
. . .
 
Cookie.get('token');
/**
 * returns:
 * '0h141983h8dhwq712873g34-Az'
 */
 
 . . .
 
 Cookie.remove('settings');
 Cookie.get('settings'); // returns: null