Use named, versioned and typed (TypeScript and Flow) JSON storage through localStorage
!
Create a named and versioned storage by creating a Storage
object. Use Storage.prototype.write
and Storage.prototype.read
to operate.
import { Storage } from 'versioned-storage';
const userStorage = new Storage('user', 1);
userStorage.write({
id: 42,
name: 'Cat',
});
console.log(userStorage.read()); // { id: 42, name: 'Cat' }
Add typing information with TypeScript to make each storage type safe.
import { Storage } from 'versioned-storage';
type User = {
id: number;
name: string;
}
const userStorage = new Storage<User>('user', 1);
userStorage.write({ id: 42 });
// TypeScript error because userStorage.write is typed as (value: User) => void.
const user = userStorage.read();
// TypeScript infers user being User because userStorage.read is typed as () => User.
Use package name with scope when used in Deno with JSR.
import { Storage } from '@catchen/versioned-storage';
- Read and write values as JSON instead of string.
- TypeScript and Flow typing support for JSON structure being read and written.
The API is very simple. There are only 4 functions you need to know.
Create a storage by calling Storage
class constructor with a name and a version.
const settingsStorage = new Storage('settings', 1);
When a storage's schema is changed and no longer compatible, bump the version number and old data will be purged automatically.
const settingsStorage = new Storage('settings', 2); // Erase all data from version 1
Migrate data from previous storage schema before purging if necessary.
let settingsStorage;
try {
settingsStorage = new Storage('settings'); // Get the storage of existing version
switch (settingsStorage.version) {
case 1:
// Read v1 settings, migrate it to v3 schema and store it
break;
case 2:
// Read v2 settings, migrate it to v3 schema and store it
break;
default:
throw new Error('Incompatible legacy storage schema');
}
} catch (_error) {
settingsStorage = new Storage('settings', 3); // Start from scratch if not migratable
}
Write data to a named storage by calling write
method on its instance.
settingsStorage.write({
brightness: 80,
volume: 100,
});
Read data from a named storage by calling read
method on its instance.
const {
brightness,
volume,
} = settingsStorage.read();
Clear all data across all named storages by calling the static method reset
.
Storage.reset();