This library will help you use local & session storage in your application. It provides a global state management for local or session storage, utils for Object, Array. And also provides text compression to store more data in your storage!

It provides 3 packages, core, react, vue. If you use react or vue, you just need to install the corresponding package. If you use other framework or vanilla js, you can install core package.

# npm
npm install @reastorage/react
# yarn
yarn add @reastorage/react
# pnpm
pnpm add @reastorage/react

Core apis will be provided in all packages(core, react and vue).

This is a function that provides global access to local or session storage.

• key
  • Required string
  • Must be unique to prevent unintended data overwrite.
• initialValue
  • Required T
  • Initial value of the storage. If data has not found in storage, it will be set to this value.
• options
  • storage
    • Optional 'local' | 'session'
    • Default is local
    • This will determine which storage to use.
  • compress
    • Optional 'default' | 'utf-16' | false
    • Default is default
    • Use lz-string to compress data.
    • This will determine the strategy of compression.
      • 'default': use invalid utf-16 to compress data. this will only work in webkit browsers(Android, Chrome, Safari).
      • 'utf-16': use utf-16 to compress the data. this will work on every browsers, but slightly larger then default.
      • false: do not compress the data.
    • for more information, please refer to lz-string
  • actions
    • Optional ActionCreator
    • Default is undefined
    • It takes function that update value with predefined actions.
  • serializer
    • Optional Serializer<T>
    • Default is JSON.stringify and JSON.parse
    • This option will be useful when you want to use your customized serializer.

• get
  • () => T
  • Get the value of the storage.
• getInitialValue
  • () => T
  • Get initial value which is set when creating the storage.
• set
  • (dataOrUpdater: DataOrUpdaterFn<T>) => void
  • Set the value of the storage.
  • It can take a value or a updater function like setState in react.
• reset
  • () => void
  • set value to initial value.
• subscribe
  • (listener: (data: T) => void) => () => void
  • Takes listener function and return a function to unsubscribe the listener.
• actions
  • ReastorageAction
  • Actions that has given through options.actions.

const example = reastorage('example', 1, {
  actions: (prev) => {
    add: (value) => prev   value,
    subtract: (value) => prev - value,
  },
});

example.get(); // 1
example.set(10);
example.get(); // 10
example.actions.add(10);
example.get(); // 20
example.actions.subtract(10);
example.get(); // 10
example.reset();
example.get(); // 1

This function is similar to reastorage, but it provides some utils for array.

same as reastorage

• append
  • T
  • Add value to the end of the array.
• remove
  • T | (T) => boolean
  • Remove value from the array.
  • If T is given, it will remove the value that is equal to T.
  • If (T) => boolean is given, it will remove the value that returns true.

This function is also similar to reastorage, but it provides some utils for object.

same as reastorage

• append
  • key: keyof T, value: T[key] | ((prev: T[key]) => T[key])
  • It will add or update value to the object with provided key.
• remove
  • key: keyof T
  • It will remove value from the object with provided key.

This function implements a finite state machine.

It takes key, initial state, machine, and options. key, initial state and options are same as reastorage.

• machine
  • Required Machine
  • It takes a machine object that describes the state machine.

const example = reastorageMachine(`machine-example`, 1, {
  initial: "a",
  states: (prev) =>
    ({
      a: {
        SEND_B: "b",
      },
      b: {
        SEND_C: { key: "c", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
      },
      c: {
        SEND_D: { key: "d", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
        HANGING_C: { key: "c", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
      },
      d: {},
    } as const),
});
example.get(); // 1
example.getMachineState(); // a;
// this will not work because current state is 'a', and a can only move to state 'b'
example.send("SEND_C", 10);
// send state to 'b'
example.send("SEND_B");
example.get(); // 1
example.getMachineState(); // b;
// send state to 'c' with update value of storage
example.send("SEND_C", 10);
example.get(); // 11
example.getMachineState(); // c;
// keep staying in 'c' with update value
example.send("HANGING_C", 1);
example.get(); // 12
example.getMachineState(); // c;
// send state to 'd'
example.send("SEND_D", 1);
example.get(); // 13
example.getMachineState(); // d;
// this will not work because current state is 'd', but 'd' does not have any transition
example.send("SEND_C", 10);

Framework apis will be provided in react and vue packages.

This hook lets you use global storage in your application. It will return as the same type as useState hook from react

• storage
  • Required Reastorage
  • Instance of Reastorage

const example = reastorage("example", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const [exampleValue, setExampleValue] = useReastorage(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => setExampleValue(example   1)}>increment</button>
      <p>{exampleValue}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

If you want to subscribe value of the Reastorage, this hook will help you.

• storage
  • Required Reastorage
  • Instance of Reastorage

const example = reastorage("example", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const exampleValue = useReastorageValue(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <p>{exampleValue}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

If you want to set value of the Reastorage without subscribing it, this is the hook you want.

• storage
  • Required Reastorage
  • Instance of Reastorage

const example = reastorage("example", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const setExampleValue = useSetReastorage(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => setExampleValue((prev) => prev   1)}>
        increment
      </button>
    </div>
  );
}

You can reset Reastorage value to initial value(declared on creation) with this hook.

• storage
  • Required Reastorage
  • Instance of Reastorage

const example = reastorage("example", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const resetExampleValue = useResetReastorage(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => resetExampleValue()}>reset</button>
    </div>
  );
}

If you just want to reset value of the Reastorage to initialValue, this hook will help you.

• storage
  • Required Reastorage
  • Instance of Reastorage

const example = reastorage("example", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const resetExampleValue = useResetReastorage(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => resetExampleValue()}>reset</button>
    </div>
  );
}

If you need value only in specific callback, you can use this hook.

• callback function
  • Required { get: (storage: Reastorage) => T; set: (storage: Reastorage, DataOrUpdaterFn: T | (prev:T)=>T); actions: (storage: Reastorage) => ReastorageAction }
  • Instance of Reastorage
• deps
  • Optional any[]
  • Default is []
  • deps for useCallback

const example = reastorage("example", 0);
const example2 = reastorage("example2", 0);

function ExampleComponent() {
  const syncTwoExamples = useReastorageCallback(({ get, set }) => {
    const exampleValue = get(example);
    set(example2, exampleValue);
  });
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={syncTwoExamples}>reset</button>
    </div>
  );
}

If you want to use ReastorageMachine, this hook will help you.

• storage
  • Required ReastorageMachine
  • Instance of ReastorageMachine

const example = reastorageMachine(`machine-example`, 1, {
  initial: "a",
  states: (prev) =>
    ({
      a: {
        SEND_B: "b",
      },
      b: {
        SEND_C: { key: "c", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
      },
      c: {
        SEND_D: { key: "d", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
        HANGING_C: { key: "c", updater: (v: number) => prev   v },
      },
      d: {},
    } as const),
});

function ExampleComponent() {
  const [machineState, send] = useReastorageMachine(example);
  const value = useReastorageValue(example);
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => send("SEND_B")}>send b</button>
      <button onClick={() => send("SEND_C", 10)}>send c</button>
      <button onClick={() => send("HANGING_C", 1)}>hanging c</button>
      <button onClick={() => send("SEND_D", 5)}>send d</button>
      <div>current state: {machineState}</div>
      <div>current value: {value}</div>
    </div>
  );
}