Wednesday, January 24, 2018

javascript - chrome.storage.local.get and set




I'm trying to use chrome.storage.local in my extension, and it doesn't seem to work. I used localStorage but realized that I can't use it in content scripts over multiple pages.



So, this is what I've come up with:



function save()
{
var channels = $("#channels").val();

var keywords = $("#keywords").val();

chrome.storage.local.set({'channels': channels});
chrome.storage.local.set({'keywords': keywords});
}


I do believe I'm doing the save() right, but the problem comes up in load():



function load()

{
var channels = "";
chrome.storage.local.get('channels', function(result){
channels = result;
alert(result);
});

var keywords = "";
chrome.storage.local.get('keywords', function(result){
keywords = result;

alert(result);
});

$("#channels").val(channels);
$("#keywords").val(keywords);
}


When the alerts trigger, it prints out [object Object]. Why is that? What am I doing wrong? I looked at the documentation/examples, but I can't seem to pinpoint the problem.


Answer




This code works for me:



function load() {
var channels = "";
var keywords = "";
chrome.storage.local.get('channels', function (result) {
channels = result.channels;
alert(result.channels);
$("#channels").val(channels);
});

}


Chrome.storage.local.get() returns an object with items in their key-value mappings, so you have to use the index of the key in your search pattern.



IMP:



Thanks to Rob for identifying: Chrome.storage.local.get() is asynchronous, you should modify your code to ensure they work after callback() is successful.



Let me know if you need more information.



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