There is an angular localStorage module:
https://github.com/grevory/angular-local-storage
var DemoCtrl = function($scope, localStorageService) {
localStorageService.clearAll();
$scope.$watch('localStorageDemo', function(value){
localStorageService.add('localStorageDemo',value);
$scope.localStorageDemoValue = localStorageService.get('localStorageDemo');
});
$scope.storageType = 'Local storage';
if (!localStorageService.isSupported()) {
$scope.storageType = 'Cookie';
}
};
After further thought you may need to change the module to broadcast on setItem so that you can get notified if the localStorage has been changed. Maybe fork and around line 50:
localStorage.setItem(prefix+key, value);
$rootScope.$broadcast('LocalStorageModule.notification.setItem',{key: prefix+key, newvalue: value}); // you could broadcast the old value if you want
or in the recent version of the library the casing was changed
$rootScope.$broadcast('LocalStorageModule.notification.setitem',{key: prefix+key, newvalue: value});
Then in your controller you can:
$scope.$on('LocalStorageModule.notification.setItem', function(event, parameters) {
parameters.key; // contains the key that changed
parameters.newvalue; // contains the new value
});
Here is a demo of the 2nd option:
Demo: http://beta.plnkr.co/lpAm6SZdm2oRBm4LoIi1
** Updated **
I forked that project and have included the notifications here in the event you want to use this project: https://github.com/sbosell/angular-local-storage/blob/master/localStorageModule.js
I believe the original library accepted my PR. The reason I like this library is that it has a cookie backup in case the browser doesn't support local storage.
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