Use local storage to avoid waiting for rules to reload every page reload

[jscott0918]

Hopefully this will result in less upfront network traffic waiting for rules to reload.

[Rumel]

:+1:

[trippedout]

itd be cooler if you used:

chrome.storage.sync.get('league_settings', function(settings)
{
    //if empty, make request for settings
    if($.isEmptyObject(settings))
    {
        $.get('http://games.espn.go.com/ffl/leaguesetup/sections/scoring', {"leagueId": league_id}, function(d) {
            parse_data(d);
        }); 
    }
    else //push settings local
    {
        window.league_settings = settings['league_settings'];
        getPosProjections();
    }
});

reference: https://github.com/trippedout/FantasyPlus/commit/d233d568d1892db14a1561f0ffc8f9467ef129bb

so that we can keep it synced across our devices/browsers :D

[flipperbw]

Hmmm...is it possible to combine these two? In @jscott0918 version, I think getPosProjections can actually execute before the data is parsed the first time, but it has the added benefit of checking for updated league settings. I don't want it to redraw on that second check. But @trippedout seems a bit cleaner, though without ever changing it in the future. Any ideas? I haven't had my coffee yet today.