Storage
You can restore the value of a named store to browser storage.
storage options
If you omit the storage option, it will reuse the existing storage alias for that name, and if there is no alias, in-memoryis the default. Specify storage when persistence is needed.
type RxStateStorage =
| "in-memory"
| "auto"
| "indexeddb"
| "IndexedDB"
| "websql"
| "WebSQL"
| "localstorage"
| "localStorage"
| "sessionstorage"
| "sessionStorage";Lowercase storage names can be used in their basic form, and aliases for IndexedDB, WebSQL, localStorage, and sessionStorage are normalized to the same backend.
createRxState(0, "count");
// alias가 없으므로 in-memory
createRxState(0, "count", { storage: "auto" });
// 같은 name이어도 storage가 다르면 별도 store
createRxState(0, "theme", { storage: "localstorage" });
createRxState("", "draft", { storage: "sessionstorage" });
createRxState("", "draftAlias", { storage: "sessionStorage" });sessionstorage
sessionstorage and sessionStorage uses the browser's sessionStorage. Values are maintained within the current tab/session scope and will hydrate if recreated with the same name and storage option.
const { setDraft, useDraft } = createRxState(
"",
"draft",
{ storage: "sessionStorage" },
);
function DraftInput() {
const draft = useDraft();
return (
<input
value={draft}
onChange={(event) => setDraft(event.target.value)}
/>
);
}Example of saving user settings
The example below saves UI preferences to localStorage. If recreated with the same name and storage option after a refresh, it hydrates the saved value.
const { setPrefs, usePrefs, prefsReady } = createRxState(
{ compact: false, showHints: true },
"prefs",
{ storage: "localstorage" },
);
function PreferencesPanel() {
const prefs = usePrefs();
return (
<button onClick={() => setPrefs((prev) => ({ ...prev, compact: !prev.compact }))}>
compact: {String(prefs.compact)}
</button>
);
}