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Anna F
Anna F

Reputation: 1683

HTML5 local storage Angular 2

I try to implement now a local Storage in Angular2 for the first time and get a bit confused.

So, I have First Component, where I register my user 

export class FormComponent {
  modus = ['first', 'second'];
  model: User = new User('', '', '');
  constructor(private _cookieService: CookieService) {}
}

Here is class, that I use in FormComponent

export class User {
  constructor (
    public email: string,
    public name: string,
    public modus: string
  ) {}
}

I bind it and everything in form works very good. Now I want to store it in local storage (3 parameters of User)

But how could I do this?

I leave this page with registration of user and go to other pages, like 

export class Part1Component {
  public email;
  public name;
  public modus;

  constructor(private _location: Location) {}
     myTestFunction(){

    /* assign values here
       this.email = ;
       this.name = ;
       this.modus = ;
   */
       }


 }

How could I get values from storage and assign them here?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 1005

Answers (4)

Prathmesh Dali
Prathmesh Dali

Reputation: 2360

If you storing a user object in session storage by using JSON.stringify() then you can do this

let user = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('user'));
this.email=user.email;
this.name=user.name;

Upvotes: 4

FAISAL
FAISAL

Reputation: 34711

Typescript provides localStorage which you can use to set and get storage data.

Use the localStorage.setItem(key, value); method where you want to set the data.

localStorage.setItem('__user__email', user.email);
localStorage.setItem('__user__name', user.name);
localStorage.setItem('__user__modus', user.modus);

.. and localStorage.getItem(key); where you want to get the data.

myTestFunction() {

    // assign values here
    this.email = localStorage.getItem('__user__email');
    this.name  = localStorage.getItem('__user__name');
    this.modus = localStorage.getItem('__user__modus');
}

You can have a look at this utility class and use that I created in one of my projects:

LOCAL STORAGE UTILITY CLASS

Upvotes: 5

Gregor Doroschenko
Gregor Doroschenko

Reputation: 11696

You should use localStorage.setItem() to save your data and localStorage.getItem() to get your saved data from localStorage. Please read this localStorage Documentation for more details.

Here is a simple example for using localStorage.

Save data to localStorage:

localStorage.setItem('userKey', JSON.stringify(this.model));

Beware that you can save only strings to localStorage.

Get saved data from localStorage for your Example:

let savedUser: User = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('userKey'));

If you want to clear or remove saved data you can use following code:

localStorage.removeItem('userKey');

or

localStorage.clear();

You can request your data from every point to localStorage in your application.

Upvotes: 1

herozhou
herozhou

Reputation: 3

use html5 localStorage like this

localStorage.setItem("key",value) set a item and then you can get it even you close the borwser.

localStorage.getItem("key");

and it save as string

Upvotes: 0

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