useStorageState

useStorageState is a React that functions like useState but persists the state value in browser storage. The value is retained across page reloads and can be shared between tabs when using localStorage.

Interface

function useStorageState<T>(
  key: string,
  options?: Object
): readonly [
  state: Serializable<T> | undefined,
  setState: (value: SetStateAction<Serializable<T> | undefined>) => void,
  refreshState: () => void,
];

Parameters

• keyrequired · string
  

  The key used to store the value in storage.

• optionsObject
  

  Configuration options for storage behavior.

  • options.storageStorage · localStorage
    

    The storage type (localStorage or sessionStorage). Defaults to localStorage.

  • options.defaultValueT
    

    The initial value if no existing value is found.

  • options.serializerFunction
    

    A function to serialize the state value to a string.

  • options.deserializerFunction
    

    A function to deserialize the state value from a string.

Return Value

• readonly [state: Serializable<T> | undefined, setState: (value: SetStateAction<Serializable<T> | undefined>) => void, refreshState: () => void]
  

  A tuple:

  • stateSerializable<T> | undefined
    

    The current state value retrieved from storage.

  • setState(value: SetStateAction<Serializable<T> | undefined>) => void
    

    A function to update and persist the state.

  • refreshState() => void
    

    A function to refresh the state from storage.

Example

// Counter with persistent state
import { useStorageState } from 'react-simplikit';

function Counter() {
  const [count, setCount] = useStorageState<number>('counter', {
    defaultValue: 0,
  });

  return (
    <button onClick={() => setCount(prev => prev + 1)}>Count: {count}</button>
  );
}