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- Tiny, only 2kb
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- Zero-Dependencies
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- Saves to LocalStorage (if available)
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- Data saved as simple JSON
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- Data saved, and exported as simple JSON
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- Browser or Nodejs compatible
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### Why
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Sometimes having a simple single-user data storage library that stays out of your way while you prototype out your ideas is all you need. With a small footprint, removing/replacing a library like `record.js` is a breeze. Ideally, using this to library to build out configuration files, mock out test data, or even develop simple applications is where this shines. I use it for just that! I often replace this library once an idea becomes soluble; I export the data to JSON to a real DB and expand.
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## Getting Started
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- [Download Library](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/n2geoff/record.js/master/dist/record.min.js), then...
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> [*]: with exception of a generated ID, if not provided
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> [*]: with exception of a generated ID, if not provided
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