Where is the localStorage data stored in TurboWarp? #2020
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Where is the Local Storage data stored in TurboWarp? |
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It's in the localStorage API provided by your browser |
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for anyone who reads this and doesnt understand, the desktop app and some packaging options (nw.js and electron) run on chromium, which means they also have localStorage support (chromium is just a browser base). all major browsers you may use also implement this API |
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Out of curiosity, do electron projects have unlimited storage or is it still the ~5mb? |
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100MB |
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And if there is no Internet? Will Local Storage work? |
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it's stored in your browser so yes |
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What if I don't have a browser? |
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then how are you running the project? if its in the desktop app or packaged with Electron/WKWebView/NW.js then that is the browser |
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Yes, but if I create a program that will be used by a person who does not have a browser? |
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how are you running a project in TurboWarp without a browser being involved somewhere? |
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localStorage is an API implemented by a browser. it doesn't make sense to ask how to use it without a browser. if you're writing a program that doesn't run in a browser then you wouldn't want to use an API implemented only in browsers. you would use whatever file reading/writing your language/framework/whatever provides |
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Thank you :) |
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Damn no way. Only 100mb? That ruins everything for me.
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Use something like an IndexedDB extension, I know there's one in PRs. |
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It's in the localStorage API provided by your browser