I'm trying to re-run the useEffect hook based if any new item has been added to the localstorage.
My useEffect looks like this:
useEffect(() => {
//getting all localstorage items and setting to a variable
const localStorageItems = { ...localStorage }
// filtering out the localstorage items for keys that only starts with "HTTP" & pushing it to the state called "testData" using setTestData useState hook.
const filteredByKey = Object.fromEntries(
Object.entries(localStorageItems).filter(([key, value]) => {
if (key.startsWith("http")) {
testArr2.push({ urls: [key, value] })
// setTestData({ urls: [key, value] })
setTestData((prev) => [...prev, { key, value }])
}
})
)
}, [])
My problem is when I hit a button(adding a new data) this useEffect should ideally re-run, setting the latest data to the "testData" state.
The Problem:
window.localstorage
to the useEffect's array dependency list, as it is external variable I believe and react doesn't allow it.What I have tried:
Please help. Thanks for reading this far.
i can give you a work around for this use case, create react context that syncs with localStorage
. you can use the context as a useEffect
dependency. sync means, take the value from localStorage
at starting and update the context along with the localStorage
from your app.
Define a state that holds the local storage value and pass it as a useEffect parameter.
const [localStorageData, setLocalStorageData] = useState([]);
useEffect(() => {
// Your codes
}, [localStorageData])
you can use 'storage' event listener
window.addEventListener('storage', function(e) {
if (e.newValue) {
console.log('new data is saved ...')
// ...... your code
}
})
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