DRIVER error

[alorel]

DRIVER error

[Alorel]

Driver is only exported in ngforage^4.0.0. Refer to the old API for ngforage^3.0.0.

And it will not save to more than one store. See https://localforage.github.io/localForage/#settings-api-setdriver

If you're using the UMD bundle, you should upgrade to ngforage 4.x as soon as possible - there is a number of bugs in 3.x that have been resolved in 4.x.

[GlauberF]

@Alorel
updated to ngforage^4.0.0

[Alorel]

Hm, what version of Typescript are you using?

[Alorel]

Additionally, please create a reproducible example as shown in the bug report issue template

[GlauberF]

@Alorel

I updated the Angular to 7, typescript too and now it is working.
I have only one doubt:

in my module I'm inserting like this:

driver: [
                Driver.INDEXED_DB,
                Driver.LOCAL_STORAGE
]

like that in my call to write or save in the specific component which driver to use, example call.

public setItem (data) {
        console.log ('Setting value ...');
        try {
            this.ngf.setItem ('email', data.email)
                .then ((d) => {
                    console.log ('Value set!');
                    console.log (d);
                })
        } catch (e) {
            console.log (e);
        }
    }

example in this insert I want to send to localstorage

[Alorel]

If you want some component to bypass the default priority, you're best off injecting a DedicatedInstanceFactory:

@Component()
export class FooComponent {
  private readonly ngf: NgForage;

  public constructor(inst: DedicatedInstanceFactory,
                     private readonly standardNgf: NgForage) {
    this.ngf = inst.createNgForage({driver: [Driver.LOCAL_STORAGE]});
  }

  public async setItem(data: any) {
    console.log(`Set to IndexedDB OR localStorage: ${await this.standardNgf.setItem('foo', data)}`);
    console.log(`Set explicitly to localStorage: ${await this.ngf.setItem('bar', data)}`);
  }
}

[GlauberF]

thanks :)