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localStorage.set("old_data", "A value to store");
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{{API Variable|name|yes}} the name of the persistent value you would like to get.
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{{API Variable|name|yes}} the name of the persistent value you would like to store
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{{API Variable|value|yes}} the value you want to save.
 
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== Comments ==
 
== Comments ==
  
This function works similar to browser JavaScript localStorage.get(). It retrieves value from a persistent storage.
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This function works similar to browser JavaScript localStorage.set(). It saves value into a persistent storage.
  
 
localStorage is shared by all scripts of the same bot. Thus, you can set values in one bot script and retrieve it in another script.
 
localStorage is shared by all scripts of the same bot. Thus, you can set values in one bot script and retrieve it in another script.
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Also note that localStorage supports string values only. To save something more complicated, use JSON.stringify(var).
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Revision as of 14:56, 6 October 2016

Puts a string value into a persistent storage. Also check localStorage.get().

localStorage.set(name, value);

Reference

This command accepts the following parameters:

Variable Required Description


Input:
name yes the name of the persistent value you would like to store
value yes the value you want to save.
Output:
result This function does not return anything

Comments

This function works similar to browser JavaScript localStorage.set(). It saves value into a persistent storage.

localStorage is shared by all scripts of the same bot. Thus, you can set values in one bot script and retrieve it in another script.

Also note that localStorage supports string values only. To save something more complicated, use JSON.stringify(var).