Modules unsupported and more...

[ExcelNet-Public]

First, thanks for writing this plugin it is exactly what I need (well see below)!

This does not allow modules however to be utilized as the vuex-persistedstate package does. When specifying them in the array similar to myModule.stateName NativeScript dies with ReferenceError: myModule is not defined even though it is specified in the modules section of the store. The ReferenceError goes away if the variable are enclosed in quotes like 'myModule.stateName', however it does not seem to be persisting the module states still..

I suspect I can add this to the module and it will work, but only for ONE module. This is because it uses a static key (ns-vuex-persistant) for the local storage. First, the spelling of "persistent" in the key is wrong and that can be fixed. Second, can you allow an option on creation to specify the key and use default values if one is not passed? This would allow each module to persist its own values on their own. The other option of course is get modules working at the top level.

Thanks!

[MagnusJohansson]

First, thanks for writing this plugin it is exactly what I need (well see below)!

This does not allow modules however to be utilized as the vuex-persistedstate package does. When specifying them in the array similar to myModule.stateName NativeScript dies with ReferenceError: myModule is not defined even though it is specified in the modules section of the store. The ReferenceError goes away if the variable are enclosed in quotes like 'myModule.stateName', however it does not seem to be persisting the module states still..

I suspect I can add this to the module and it will work, but only for ONE module. This is because it uses a static key (ns-vuex-persistant) for the local storage. First, the spelling of "persistent" in the key is wrong and that can be fixed. Second, can you allow an option on creation to specify the key and use default values if one is not passed? This would allow each module to persist its own values on their own. The other option of course is get modules working at the top level.

Thanks!

My thoughts as well, I was happy to find this plugin for Nativescript, but disappointed that it doesn't support Modules, which makes it unusable for me.

[ExcelNet-Public]

@MagnusJohansson:
I was able to actually just use the vuex-persistedstate package directly and with almost no effort. I just did the standard install, then included these two imports followed by the plugins section added to the store as shown:

import localStorage from 'nativescript-localstorage';
import createPersistedState from 'vuex-persistedstate'

  plugins: [
    createPersistedState({
      key: 'myPersistedKey',
      paths: [
        'state1', myModule.state2', 'myOtherModule.state2'
      ],
      storage: localStorage,
    }),
  ],

This seems to be a good solution as that package is well maintained / used. Hope this helps everybody!