Local storage manager

Allows you to manage your browser's local storage state from the terminal

About

During development, especially with services that require authorization and use horizontal frontend architecture, I wanted to automate the process of transferring information from local storage, in my case these were tokens, so the initial script was written. After using it for a few days I noticed a significant saving of my time, so I decided to share it with the community, I hope it will be useful to someone

Usage

To install local-storage-manager, use the command below. Please use the flag for global installation

npm install @kenny-not-dead/local-storage-manager -g

Set the configuration.

local-storage-manager config:edit

Name	Description
userDataDir	pay special attention to this setting. It indicates the location of the data for your browser. By default, I have specified an example of the setting for my browser chrome on Linux
targetURL	URL from where we copy the data
destinationURL	URL where we copy the data.
keys	keys you want to copy.
closeBrowserAfter	close the browser when finished. NOTE: In the current version, any actions occur in the background, without opening the browser

After setting up, you can run the command to copy the data. It is important that your browser is turned off when copying data

local-storage-manager transfer

Commands

Command	Description	Params
transfer	Transfers information from local storage from one URL to another. Keys and URLs are pulled from the config
config:edit	Opens current configurations in an editor (default is vim)
get	Outputs all available values from local storage at the specified URL	get target - uses targetURL from config; get destination - uses destinationURL from config; get [URL] - uses at the specified URL (ex. get https://google.com)