It would be nice to have an event listener like syntax to know if local storage has been updated.
Actually it is possible (see Window: storage event) Is it what you're looking for? 🤔
I think that only applies if another session makes the change.
I was more thinking component-A makes a change to settings.sound and component-B has an event listener that means it can see the change without having to drill props.
settings.sound
Ok I got you, and you're right, it would be useful. In that case, I think I'd go with the useContext hook.
useContext
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It would be nice to have an event listener like syntax to know if local storage has been updated.
Actually it is possible (see Window: storage event)
Is it what you're looking for? 🤔
I think that only applies if another session makes the change.
I was more thinking component-A makes a change to
settings.soundand component-B has an event listener that means it can see the change without having to drill props.Ok I got you, and you're right, it would be useful. In that case, I think I'd go with the
useContexthook.