state-copy

takes an object as input then serializes it as JSON and copies it to your clipboard

Makes it easier to copy application state to your clipboard from the browser.

Usage

var stateCopy = require('state-copy')
 
window.addEventListener('keyup', function (e) {
  // press 'c' to copy current state to clipboard
  if (e.keyCode === 67) {
    stateCopy({wow: 'cool'})
  }
})

what gets copied to clipboard

{"wow":"cool"}

Notes

Must be called in response to a user gesture event, like click or keyup.

Install

$ npm install state-copy

Acknowledgments

state-copy was inspired by @yoshuawuyts tweet

License

MIT