Difference between revisions of "Bot Playground/Built-in Functions/localStorage.on"
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{{API Variable Group|Input}} | {{API Variable Group|Input}} | ||
{{API Variable|eventName|yes}} the name of the event. Currently only supported event is ''"update"'' | {{API Variable|eventName|yes}} the name of the event. Currently only supported event is ''"update"'' | ||
− | {{API Variable|callback|yes}} the callback function to fire on event | + | {{API Variable|callback|yes}} the callback function to fire on event, '''function(entry, value, script)''' where |
* entry - is the name of the key set | * entry - is the name of the key set | ||
* value - the value | * value - the value | ||
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exit(); | exit(); | ||
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+ | How to run: | ||
# Launch the "Listener" script (it will keep running) | # Launch the "Listener" script (it will keep running) |
Revision as of 22:03, 14 July 2018
Adds the event callback on localStorage. Also check localStorage.set().
localStorage.on(eventName, callback);
Reference
This command accepts the following parameters:
Variable | Required | Description
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Input: | |||
eventName | yes | the name of the event. Currently only supported event is "update" | |
callback | yes | the callback function to fire on event, function(entry, value, script) where
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Use this function if you want to know when other scripts do localStorage.set().
Important: the "update" event does not react on localStorage.set() calls in current script.
Example
To see how localStorage.on("update") works you'll need two scripts:
The "Listener" script:
localStorage.on("update", function(entry, value, script) {
console.log("localStorage got updated:", entry, "=", value, "by script", script);
exit();
});
The "Initiator" script:
localStorage.set("data", "data from 1");
exit();
How to run:
- Launch the "Listener" script (it will keep running)
- Launch the "Initiator" script (it will run and stop)
- Now switch to the "Listener" script and check the runtime logs