Welcome to the Hoohoodie Documentation!
Hoohoodie is a powerful and lightweight JavaScript library designed to make your life easier when working with hoodie.js. Whether you are building a web or mobile application, Hoohoodie provides you with a simplified and streamlined approach to integrate hoodie.js into your projects.
Installation
Here’s how you can get started with Hoohoodie:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Navigate to your project directory.
- Run the following command:
npm install hoohoodie
Getting Started
Follow these steps to start using Hoohoodie in your project:
- Add the Hoohoodie library script to your HTML file:
<script src="path/to/hoohoodie.js"></script>
- Create an instance of the Hoohoodie class:
const hoodie = new Hoohoodie();
- You’re ready to use Hoohoodie! Refer to the documentation below for detailed usage instructions and examples.
Features
Hoohoodie offers the following key features:
- User Authentication: Manage user registration, login, and authentication.
- Data Persistence: Store and retrieve data in a persistent manner.
- Data Syncing: Synchronize data in real-time across multiple devices.
- Event Handling: Subscribe to events and respond accordingly.
- Secure Storage: Encrypt and securely store sensitive data.
Usage Examples
Here are some common usage examples to help you understand how to use Hoohoodie:
User Authentication
Hoohoodie simplifies user authentication tasks by providing intuitive methods. Here’s an example of registering a new user:
hoohoodie.register('john@example.com', 'password123');
Data Persistence
Hoohoodie allows you to easily store and retrieve data. Here’s an example of creating a new object:
hoohoodie.store.create('books', {title: 'The Great Gatsby', author: 'F. Scott Fitzgerald'});
Data Syncing
Hoohoodie enables real-time data syncing across devices. Here’s an example of listening for changes in the ‘books’ collection:
hoohoodie.store.on('books:change', (book) => {
console.log('Book updated:', book);
});
Event Handling
Hoohoodie provides event handling capabilities. Here’s an example of subscribing to the ‘user:login’ event:
hoohoodie.on('user:login', (user) => {
console.log('User logged in:', user);
});
Secure Storage
Hoohoodie ensures secure storage of sensitive data. Here’s an example of encrypting and storing a password:
hoohoodie.secureStorage.set('password', 'pa$$w0rd');
API Reference
For detailed information about all available methods and functionalities, please refer to the Hoohoodie API Reference.
Conclusion
Congratulations! You now have a basic understanding of Hoohoodie and how to get started with it. Begin exploring the documentation further to discover all the powerful features Hoohoodie has to offer. Happy coding!