local-storage

问题 I'm Actually using Ionic Storage. and I heard About The Ionic Native Storage I Don't Know the Exact Difference Between Them. Which One Is Preferred to use? Which is the Best Choice? Thank You!, 回答1: They have basically the same purpose and both work with key/value to store items, but i think Ionic Storage is better and i'll tell why. The Native Storage need and will only work with the plugin instaled, so if there's no plugin or if it's a webapp the user can't use the storage. It's intended to

问题 I have stored an object with multiple properties in localStorage. It does not contain a single value like a string or a number. The name of the localStorage key is UserData and its value is the following object: { key: "1287C31D714BE16FBD44D093E4173CFF" logTime: "20191013190439" operatorDni: "46653980" } I need to retrieve the value of the object property operatorDni in order to perform some actions in my code. I have tried to retrieve it using this line of code: operatorDni: string; this

问题 I am trying to make my website SEO friendly with meta tags. I am implementing server-side rendering in my application. After this, I am getting the following error: ReferenceError: localStorage is not defined. Please help how to resolve it. My package.json : { "main": "server.js", "scripts": { "start-dev": "NODE_ENV=development webpack -w & NODE_ENV=development node server.js", "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1" }, "keywords": [], "author": "", "license": "ISC",

问题 How fast is looking up a value in localStorage with Javascript? Does anyone have links to any performance tests that indicate whether or not it is worth caching the data in a JavaScript object? Or does the browser already cache values that are accessed from localStorage anyway? I am particularly interested in Firefox and Chrome implementations of localStorage. 回答1: For what it's worth, here is a jsperf test. The benchmark usage of localStorage is significantly slower than access of a regular

问题 How fast is looking up a value in localStorage with Javascript? Does anyone have links to any performance tests that indicate whether or not it is worth caching the data in a JavaScript object? Or does the browser already cache values that are accessed from localStorage anyway? I am particularly interested in Firefox and Chrome implementations of localStorage. 回答1: For what it's worth, here is a jsperf test. The benchmark usage of localStorage is significantly slower than access of a regular

问题 I have a little question. Does localStorage get wiped off once the user clears the bowser history? If yes, then is there a way that I can save a URL as a string on the mobile device somewhere which always stays there even if the user or any other application forces the browser history to be cleared. And I can go get that string(URL) whenever I need it for my mobile app. The thing is I want to save URL of a restful service which fetches updates to the mobile client. I want that whenever a user

问题 I'm using Lawnchair with in my Android Phonegap App. For most of my users, Lawnchair works well. But for some reasons, some of my users say that the settings are not saved (i use Lawnchair with DOM Adapter to save settings). Are there any other adapters that i can use with phonegap for Android? I saw Cookie Adapter but it is for the previous version of Lawnchair Thanks 回答1: There are many adapters in lawnchair to store stuff. http://westcoastlogic.com/lawnchair/adapters/ The way lawnchair

问题 I'm looking for a solution that allows a browser's localStorage to be less local, so that people can access their data on multiple devices. The traditional way is to run a database on a server and have people log in; but I'm trying to avoid doing that. I'd like the server side to be lightweight - perhaps even completely static if possible - and to not have the job of safely storing passwords, worrying about data protection etc. Many browsers have a login of some sort -- Google Account,

问题 I'm looking for a solution that allows a browser's localStorage to be less local, so that people can access their data on multiple devices. The traditional way is to run a database on a server and have people log in; but I'm trying to avoid doing that. I'd like the server side to be lightweight - perhaps even completely static if possible - and to not have the job of safely storing passwords, worrying about data protection etc. Many browsers have a login of some sort -- Google Account,

问题 Each time a user logs in, i want the state to remain at 'true' even if there is a page reload. The state is set initially to false, (let _authed = false). But when i reload the page, it goes back to false, which is the index page. What i did When the user logs in, i save the user's details in localStorage and when the user logs out, i cleared the localStorage and i set it to false. (this works fine) In the setAuthed() function, i tried to check if the user i stored in localStorage is not null