nativescript-localstorage

A NativeScript plugin to add LocalStorage and SessionStorage If you are trying to use any libraries that use the localStorage/sessionStorage API; or you want a fairly simple storage engine; here it is.

License

This is released under the MIT License, meaning you are free to include this in any type of program -- However for entities that need a support contract, changes, enhancements and/or a commercial license please contact me at http://nativescript.tools.

I also do contract work; so if you have a module you want built for NativeScript (or any other software projects) feel free to contact me [email protected].

Sample Snapshot

Compatibility

Supports NativeScript 2.x and 3.x

Installation

tns plugin add nativescript-localstorage

Usage

To use the module you just require() it:

require( "nativescript-localstorage" );

localStorage.setItem('Another Plugin', 'By Master Technology');

This will enable the localStorage api. So then you can use it just like a browser.

You can also optionally do:

let LS = require( "nativescript-localstorage" );
LS.getItem('Another Plugin');  // Returns: "By Master Technology"

You ask, how exactly does this help?

This allows you to use localStorage or sessionStorage as if it is built into NativeScript.

API

localStorage.getItem(name) - Get a value from Storage

name - the key to get

This will return whatever you stored in that key, or null if that key doesn't exist.

let me = localStorage.getItem('MeaningOfLife') || 42;

localStorage.setItem(name, value) - Set a value into storage

name - the key to set

value - the value to set; this can be number, string, object, array. (Must be a native JavaScript object)

localStorage.setItem('Zork', 'You are about to be eaten by a Grue!');

localStorage.removeItem(name) - Delete and item from storage

name - the key to delete

localStorage.removeItem('Zork');  // Guess you were eaten and removed!  :-)

localStorage.clear() - clear all storage

localStorage.clear();

localStorage.length - Number of items stored

Returns the number of keys stored

console.log("Keys stored", localStorage.length);

localStorage.key(id) - Return the key name at this position

id - 0 based id of the key

returns: string name of the key (or null if id is past size of saved storage )

console.log("Key at 0 is", localStorage.key(0));

sessionStorage

You can use sessionStorage instead of localStorage for any of the routines above; the difference between the two API's is localStorage saves and will always be present, where sessionStorage is temporary, when you close the program it is gone.

Contributors

• https://github.com/sis0k0
• https://github.com/danielkucal