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A simple wrapper for localStorage/sessionStorage that allows one to encrypt/decrypt the data being stored.
ADempiere Web Store write in Javascript for a node service
HTML web storage; better than cookies. With web storage, web applications can store data locally within the user's browser. Before HTML5, application data had to be stored in cookies, included in every server request. Web storage is more secure, and large
State store for small web applications
Pluralsight example about RESTfull web service with Node.js & Express
LavaStore is a flexible and scalable local database for the web.
- lavastore
- firestore
- store
- storage
- data
- database
- local
- localstore
- localstorage
- local database
- save
- persist
- persistent
- web
sharing websockets for node and the browser isomorphically. Use between different node modules or components for react, flux, reflux, webpack or browserify
Prehandlers for kexpress to manage persistence store such as database session
Unique model implemetation for kexpress store prehandler
Lightweight data store for web application, and there are only 6 simple api methods for U.Please enjoy it
A simple flux-inspired state management library.
A module that stores colors. Including Bootstrap and MaterialUI colors. (This module is inspired in jebbarbas's `jebcolors` module, but this module only stores colors).
Stores a unique list of domain names and their page rank at time of crawling
A simple priority queue built on top of IndexedDB
ADempiere Web Store write in Javascript for a node service
tool box for web devlopment
Syncs an entire TREE collection, but only emits the objects, does not store them.
ADempiere Web Store write in Javascript for a node service
A collection of utilities methods for Vtex stores
- vtex
- utils
- utilities
- helpers
- vtex-helpers
- vtex-helpers.js
- vtex-utils
- javascript
- js-helpers
- js-utilities
- js-utils
- locate
- location
- geolocate
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NPM package for interfacting with the EPA STOrage and RETrieval web service.