A lightweight TypeScript library for basic storage management.
npm install @typescript-package/data --save-peer
npm install @typescript-package/storage --save-peer
import {
IndexedWeakStorage,
WeakStorage,
} from '@typescript-package/storage';
The IndexedWeakStorage
class is a concrete class that manages IndexedWeakStorage
instance in a static Map
where data is associated with a specified name in the WeakMap
and index provided by the given key
.
import { IndexedWeakStorage } from '@typescript-package/storage';
export interface Profile {
id: number,
age: number;
score: number;
firstName: string;
lastName: string;
};
new IndexedWeakStorage(
{ id: 1, firstName: 'first', lastName: 'last', age: 27, score: 1100 } as Profile,
'id',
'profiles1'
);
new IndexedWeakStorage(
{ id: 1, firstName: 'first1', lastName: 'last1', age: 127, score: 1200 } as Profile,
'id',
'profiles2'
);
console.log(
`IndexedWeakStorage.getByIndex(1, 'profiles2'): `,
IndexedWeakStorage.getByIndex(1, 'profiles2') // { id: 1, firstName: 'first1', lastName: 'last1', age: 127, score: 1200 }
);
The WeakStorage
class is a concrete class that manages WeakStorage
instance in a static Map
where data is associated with a specified name in the WeakMap
.
import { WeakStorage } from '@typescript-package/storage';
// Define a class that extends WeakStorage
export class ProfileData extends WeakStorage<number, 'age' | 'score'> {}
// Create two instances with different names
const ageData = new ProfileData(25, 'age');
const scoreData = new ProfileData(90, 'score');
// Access the values stored in each instance using their respective names
console.log(ageData.value); // Outputs: 25
console.log(scoreData.value); // Outputs: 90
// You can also retrieve the data from another instance using the static method `getFrom`
console.log(WeakStorage.get('age', ageData)); // Outputs: 25
console.log(WeakStorage.get('score', scoreData)); // Outputs: 90
// Setting new values
ageData.set(30);
console.log(ageData.value); // Outputs: 30
// Destroy an instance and clear its stored data
ageData.destroy();
console.log(WeakStorage.get('age', ageData)); // Outputs: undefined
// Clear all stored values from the map
scoreData.delete();
console.log(WeakStorage.get('score', scoreData)); // Outputs: undefined
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