Make Meteor's Session
object persist its values locally and across page
refreshes. Meteor's default implementation loses values whenever the page is
refreshed.
Uses amplifyjs's store library to save
values in the browsers localStorage
, falling back to other solutions if it's
not available.
mrt add persistent-session
That's it!
Use Session.set()
and Session.get()
normally. The values will be persisted
across browser sessions.
If you want set()
to behave as it does normally in Meteor, use
Session.setTemporary()
, which will cause the key-value-pair not to persist,
and it will be lost upon browser refresh.
If you want to clear all set values, you can call Session.clear()
, this will
clear all key-value-pairs set using Session.set()
or
Session.setTemporary()
.
By default, Session.clear()
is called when the user signs-out. To disable this
behaviour, set persistent_session.clear_on_signout
to false in your
config/settings.json
file:
{
"public": {
"persistent_session": {
"clear_on_signout": false
}
}
}
See EventedMind's screen on organizing environment variables and settings for more information.
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