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dthree / vorpal

Node's framework for interactive CLIs
http://vorpal.js.org
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unable to locate local storage object in most immediate instance #123

Closed GranularDetective closed 8 years ago

GranularDetective commented 8 years ago

I don't appear to have a local storage object at all at the moment. Does absence of a local storage object indicate a problem with the install on my current machine?

dthree commented 8 years ago

You might not see it, but is the functionality not working?

GranularDetective commented 8 years ago

Well yeah but I want my local storage object! I want to play games with LSO!

GranularDetective commented 8 years ago

Why doesn't the object show in my development panel? :'(

dthree commented 8 years ago

? Vorpal doesn't have a development panel. Are you just trolling? Honestly not a single comment you've made has made any sense to me.

I'm really trying not to be rude, but please take care to explain your issues better if you're going to post here.

GranularDetective commented 8 years ago

Chrome has a development panel and if you look at it the local storage object should be there when doing Web Development.

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dthree commented 8 years ago

Vorpal is a terminal-based software and doesn't work in a browser.

Shakyamuni177te commented 8 years ago

I think what she's attempting to tell you is she's looking for the local storage object in the browser as Vorpal doesn't have a method of finding the local storage object you are storing at the moment?

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Vorpal is a terminal-based software and doesn't work in a browser.

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dthree commented 8 years ago

Yeah, you aren't going to be able to find it in a browser at all.

jwthomp commented 8 years ago

@GranularDetective The local storage data is stored on disk at os.tmpdir() + /.localstorage

As an example, on Linux if you do vorpal.localStorage('foo'); you can find the directory that contains all data that has been set at /tmp/.local_storage_foo/