I am not a react developer (I know basic js), however there is a web game (that runs on react) that I have been trying to look inside of and see if I can edit the stored values for a bit of fun. I checked the network tab and it seems to be all client based. I ran a js script to get all the objects, but all I could find was static data about the game, nothing storing my score or anything useful.
How is storage handled in react? How would I find/change data like my score?
In terms of React, nowhere, since react does not store any data Redux: stores data in redux store, which internally is js object (s) stored in the memory (RAM). Depending on what level of detail you want to go into, take your pick. ridiculous interview question btw.
Introduction to React Native Local Storage. Every major app needs local storage to store some information of the user locally even after getting offline, it helps in gathering each and every information once again when you login and provide the user a seamless experience. It also supports local storage for this purpose.
localStorage.clear(); Whereas the first argument is the key to store/retrieve the data, the second argument -- when storing the data -- is the actual data. Once you close the browser and open the JavaScript application again, you will find the data still in the local storage. Local Storage in React
Get into the React local storage project by using the following command. Next, Import bootstrap.min.css in src/App.js file from node_modules folder: Create src > components folder and create a component file for storing form data in local storage. Name this file form-data-component.js and paste the following code in it.
there are several places that we might store data in a react application;
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