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Add support for CacheStorage on iOS
See original GitHub issueFor my app (https://calories.fitness) I’m using your library and everything works great!
However I discovered that on iOS the local storage isn’t shared between the app you add to your home screen (PWA) and the website. According to https://jakub-kozak.medium.com/how-to-share-state-data-between-a-pwa-in-ios-safari-and-standalone-mode-64174a48b043 this can be worked around by using CacheStorage instead if iOS Safari is detected.
Would you accept a pull request that makes CacheStorage the preferred storage method on iOS Safari (perhaps store in both, prefer CacheStorage if found and fall back to local storage)?
Here is a working implementation of getItem and setItem with CacheStorage: https://codesandbox.io/s/cachestorage-example-forked-jvec5f
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Yeah that would work, but at that point it will be easier to just implement my own version of
svelte-local-storage-storesince I need to do this wrapping for a few stores and it’s only 50 loc. I’ll give it a try and report back!OK let me know,
You can wrap the code I shared above in a function, and you would have a reusable store.
I will close for now, but feel free to re-open if you find blockers