I am working on an attempted log in feature to our application. They fail three times it kicks them out altogether. To keep count of how many times they attempt I thought I would use localStorage because I can easily manipulate it. However, I am having trouble incrementing the value when they fail to authenticate themselves.
At the top, I am setting the localStorage variable
localStorage.setItem("attempts", "0")
and then if the server returns an error, I am trying to increment that value.
if(errorCode === 4936){
  var attempts = localStorage.getItem("attempts");
  localStorage.setItem(attempts++);
  console.log(attempts);
}
and obviously this is not working, but all I can find when I research is setting and getting the localStorage nothing about updating or changing. Any help would be wonderful!
And in some cases you have to add ++ before attempts:
if (errorCode == 4936) {
  var attempts = parseInt(localStorage.getItem("attempts"));
  localStorage.setItem("attempts", ++attempts);
  console.log(attempts);
}
                        According to the documentation of localstorage setItem only accept DomString (UTF-16 String). So the answer should be
if (errorCode === 4936) {
 var attempts = (parseInt(localStorage.getItem('attempts'))+1);
 localStorage.setItem("attempts", attempts.toString());
 console.log(attempts);
}
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