Localstorage

let say our data in json is data = {"a":1,"b":{"b1":"1","b2":2},"c":3} and we want to operate it with our function let say storage key is "EXAMPLE"

Let's have a storage obj
for debug set

ls.setDebug(true); // it will log in console.

By default expiry time is 1800 second;
Data Should be In JSON Format;

To RUN Example , simply open debugger console panel in window and copy paste that code , and run it.

isStorageSupport

if(ls.isStorageSupport()){
alert(true);
}else{
alert(false);
}

storeObj

console.log(ls.storeObj);

will return storage object. handleStorage this function is most desired function to handle local storage.

ls.setDebug(true);
var key = "EXAMPLE";
var data = {"a":1,"b":{"b1":"1","b2":2},"c":3};
var addTimeStamp = true;
var option = '';//{doStore:  true, itemValuePair:false, other:false};
                        // itemValuePair  is another object in json format to store with that key. 
ls.handleStorage(key, data, addTimeStamp, option);

Note:- value passed in other will not be stored in local storage.

will save the data in local storage. setExpireTime this function is used to set expiry time globally

ls.setExpireTime(1200); // in seconds, by default 1800 seconds

getExpireTime this function is used to get expiry time

console.log(ls.getExpireTime()); // in seconds, by default 1800 seconds

setStorage this function is used to set storage, if you do not want to use handleStorage() function.

ls.setDebug(true);
var key = "EXAMPLE";
var data = {"a":1,"b":{"b1":"1","b2":2},"c":3};
var addTimeStamp = true;
var itemValuePair= false;           // itemValuePair  is another object in json format to store with that key. 

ls.setStorage(key, data, addTimeStamp,itemValuePair);

getStorage this function is used to get stored data by key

ls.setDebug(true);
var key = "EXAMPLE";

console.log(ls.getStorage(key));

isKeyExist this function is used to check if stored key exist in local storage

ls.setDebug(true);

var key = "EXAMPLE";
console.log(ls.isKeyExist(key));

getKeyTimeStamp this function is used to get time stamp value at which data was saved

ls.setDebug(true);
var key = "EXAMPLE";

console.log(ls.getKeyTimeStamp(key));

isExpired this function is used to check if key data is expired with respect to expiry time

ls.setDebug(true);
var key = "EXAMPLE";
var eT = 1200; //it is optional , if blank then check global expiry time
var clearKey =false; // by default true, if expired then clear the data from storage.
console.log(ls.isExpired(key, eT, clearKey));

addTimeStampInJson this function is used to manually add timeStamp in json data

ls.setDebug(true);
var data = '{"a":1}';
console.log(ls.addTimeStampInJson(data));

addItemValueByKey this function is used to manually add item value pair in stored data

ls.setDebug(true);
var storeKey = 'EXAMPLE';
var item ="b";
var value = 2;
console.log(ls.addItemValueByKey(storeKey,item, value));

getItemValueByKey this function is used to get item value data

ls.setDebug(true);
var storeKey = 'EXAMPLE';
var item ="b";

console.log(ls.getItemValueByKey(storeKey,item) );

clearStorageByKey this function is used to clear data from local storage through key

ls.setDebug(true);
var storeKey = 'EXAMPLE';


console.log(ls.clearStorageByKey(storeKey) );

clearStorage this function is used to clear all storage

console.log(ls.clearStorage() );

storageSize this function is used to calculate storage size , but it is slow , not recommended to use

console.log(ls.storageSize() );

logDetail this function is used to log Detail on console if debug is true, but by default debug is false;

console.log(ls.logDetail("any data") );

setDebug this function is used to set debug true or false, that will handle logDetail function,

console.log(ls.setDebug(true) );