update only specified element with chrome.storage.local.set










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I have an array in chrome local storage, format:



"flights":
[
"end":"2018-02-10","price":"476","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367822,
"end":"2018-02-11","price":"493","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367825,
"end":"2018-02-12","price":"468","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367828
]



Now I'm updating all data this way:



function updateValue(index, item) 
chrome.storage.local.get(['flights'], function (response)
response.flights[index] = item;
chrome.storage.local.set(flights: response.flights);
);



But there is problem with async requests, because I have several request at the time. Some requests get old data and save it again in storage...



I want to update only specified element (for example flights[0] with new data), but it doesn't work...
Something like this, but workable:



 chrome.storage.local.set(flights[0]: item);


Is there any way to do this? Or maybe you have some advices to resolve this issue other way.



many thanks for any help










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  • It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

    – Xan
    Nov 14 '18 at 10:55















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I have an array in chrome local storage, format:



"flights":
[
"end":"2018-02-10","price":"476","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367822,
"end":"2018-02-11","price":"493","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367825,
"end":"2018-02-12","price":"468","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367828
]



Now I'm updating all data this way:



function updateValue(index, item) 
chrome.storage.local.get(['flights'], function (response)
response.flights[index] = item;
chrome.storage.local.set(flights: response.flights);
);



But there is problem with async requests, because I have several request at the time. Some requests get old data and save it again in storage...



I want to update only specified element (for example flights[0] with new data), but it doesn't work...
Something like this, but workable:



 chrome.storage.local.set(flights[0]: item);


Is there any way to do this? Or maybe you have some advices to resolve this issue other way.



many thanks for any help










share|improve this question






















  • It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

    – Xan
    Nov 14 '18 at 10:55













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I have an array in chrome local storage, format:



"flights":
[
"end":"2018-02-10","price":"476","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367822,
"end":"2018-02-11","price":"493","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367825,
"end":"2018-02-12","price":"468","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367828
]



Now I'm updating all data this way:



function updateValue(index, item) 
chrome.storage.local.get(['flights'], function (response)
response.flights[index] = item;
chrome.storage.local.set(flights: response.flights);
);



But there is problem with async requests, because I have several request at the time. Some requests get old data and save it again in storage...



I want to update only specified element (for example flights[0] with new data), but it doesn't work...
Something like this, but workable:



 chrome.storage.local.set(flights[0]: item);


Is there any way to do this? Or maybe you have some advices to resolve this issue other way.



many thanks for any help










share|improve this question














I have an array in chrome local storage, format:



"flights":
[
"end":"2018-02-10","price":"476","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367822,
"end":"2018-02-11","price":"493","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367825,
"end":"2018-02-12","price":"468","start":"2018-02-01","tabId":1129367828
]



Now I'm updating all data this way:



function updateValue(index, item) 
chrome.storage.local.get(['flights'], function (response)
response.flights[index] = item;
chrome.storage.local.set(flights: response.flights);
);



But there is problem with async requests, because I have several request at the time. Some requests get old data and save it again in storage...



I want to update only specified element (for example flights[0] with new data), but it doesn't work...
Something like this, but workable:



 chrome.storage.local.set(flights[0]: item);


Is there any way to do this? Or maybe you have some advices to resolve this issue other way.



many thanks for any help







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  • It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

    – Xan
    Nov 14 '18 at 10:55

















  • It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

    – Xan
    Nov 14 '18 at 10:55
















It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

– Xan
Nov 14 '18 at 10:55





It's certainly a downside of chrome.storage backend; you only have key-value storage. If you need to modify a top-level value, you need to read it in full, edit it, and write it back in full.

– Xan
Nov 14 '18 at 10:55












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You can save each flight into a separate key and get all flights by traversing all storage:



cosnt flightPrefix = 'flight_'; 

function updateValue(index, item)
chrome.storage.local.set(flightPrefix + index: item);


function getFlights()
// Pass in null to get the entire contents of storage.
chrome.storage.sync.get(null, function(items)
let flights = Object.keys(items).filter(key => key.beginsWith(flightPrefix));
console.log(flights);
);






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    Based on terales' answer (that code has some errors).
    I make it this way:



    function parseFlight(result) 
    let flightsArray = ;
    Object.keys(result).forEach(function (key)
    if (key.includes('flight'))
    let index = key.replace('flight_', '');
    flightsArray[index] = result[key];

    );
    return flightsArray;


    function updateValue(index, item)
    let flightPrefix = 'flight_';
    let obj = ;
    obj[flightPrefix + index] = item;
    chrome.storage.local.set(obj);


    chrome.storage.local.get(null, function (result)
    let flights = parseFlight(result);
    );


    Thanks for help!






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      You can save each flight into a separate key and get all flights by traversing all storage:



      cosnt flightPrefix = 'flight_'; 

      function updateValue(index, item)
      chrome.storage.local.set(flightPrefix + index: item);


      function getFlights()
      // Pass in null to get the entire contents of storage.
      chrome.storage.sync.get(null, function(items)
      let flights = Object.keys(items).filter(key => key.beginsWith(flightPrefix));
      console.log(flights);
      );






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        You can save each flight into a separate key and get all flights by traversing all storage:



        cosnt flightPrefix = 'flight_'; 

        function updateValue(index, item)
        chrome.storage.local.set(flightPrefix + index: item);


        function getFlights()
        // Pass in null to get the entire contents of storage.
        chrome.storage.sync.get(null, function(items)
        let flights = Object.keys(items).filter(key => key.beginsWith(flightPrefix));
        console.log(flights);
        );






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          You can save each flight into a separate key and get all flights by traversing all storage:



          cosnt flightPrefix = 'flight_'; 

          function updateValue(index, item)
          chrome.storage.local.set(flightPrefix + index: item);


          function getFlights()
          // Pass in null to get the entire contents of storage.
          chrome.storage.sync.get(null, function(items)
          let flights = Object.keys(items).filter(key => key.beginsWith(flightPrefix));
          console.log(flights);
          );






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          You can save each flight into a separate key and get all flights by traversing all storage:



          cosnt flightPrefix = 'flight_'; 

          function updateValue(index, item)
          chrome.storage.local.set(flightPrefix + index: item);


          function getFlights()
          // Pass in null to get the entire contents of storage.
          chrome.storage.sync.get(null, function(items)
          let flights = Object.keys(items).filter(key => key.beginsWith(flightPrefix));
          console.log(flights);
          );







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              Based on terales' answer (that code has some errors).
              I make it this way:



              function parseFlight(result) 
              let flightsArray = ;
              Object.keys(result).forEach(function (key)
              if (key.includes('flight'))
              let index = key.replace('flight_', '');
              flightsArray[index] = result[key];

              );
              return flightsArray;


              function updateValue(index, item)
              let flightPrefix = 'flight_';
              let obj = ;
              obj[flightPrefix + index] = item;
              chrome.storage.local.set(obj);


              chrome.storage.local.get(null, function (result)
              let flights = parseFlight(result);
              );


              Thanks for help!






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                1














                Based on terales' answer (that code has some errors).
                I make it this way:



                function parseFlight(result) 
                let flightsArray = ;
                Object.keys(result).forEach(function (key)
                if (key.includes('flight'))
                let index = key.replace('flight_', '');
                flightsArray[index] = result[key];

                );
                return flightsArray;


                function updateValue(index, item)
                let flightPrefix = 'flight_';
                let obj = ;
                obj[flightPrefix + index] = item;
                chrome.storage.local.set(obj);


                chrome.storage.local.get(null, function (result)
                let flights = parseFlight(result);
                );


                Thanks for help!






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                  Based on terales' answer (that code has some errors).
                  I make it this way:



                  function parseFlight(result) 
                  let flightsArray = ;
                  Object.keys(result).forEach(function (key)
                  if (key.includes('flight'))
                  let index = key.replace('flight_', '');
                  flightsArray[index] = result[key];

                  );
                  return flightsArray;


                  function updateValue(index, item)
                  let flightPrefix = 'flight_';
                  let obj = ;
                  obj[flightPrefix + index] = item;
                  chrome.storage.local.set(obj);


                  chrome.storage.local.get(null, function (result)
                  let flights = parseFlight(result);
                  );


                  Thanks for help!






                  share|improve this answer













                  Based on terales' answer (that code has some errors).
                  I make it this way:



                  function parseFlight(result) 
                  let flightsArray = ;
                  Object.keys(result).forEach(function (key)
                  if (key.includes('flight'))
                  let index = key.replace('flight_', '');
                  flightsArray[index] = result[key];

                  );
                  return flightsArray;


                  function updateValue(index, item)
                  let flightPrefix = 'flight_';
                  let obj = ;
                  obj[flightPrefix + index] = item;
                  chrome.storage.local.set(obj);


                  chrome.storage.local.get(null, function (result)
                  let flights = parseFlight(result);
                  );


                  Thanks for help!







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                  answered Nov 14 '18 at 7:51









                  MrSmileMrSmile

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