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* `JsonStorage.create(DOMStorage, namespace, opts)`
* `DOMStorage` should be globalStorage, sessionStorage, or localStorage. Defaults to window.localStorage if set to `null`.
* `namespace` is optional string which allows multiple non-conflicting storage containers. Use `null` if you want opts but not a namespace
* `namespace` is optional string which allows multiple non-conflicting storage containers. For example you could pass two widgets different storage containers and not worry about naming conflicts: `Gizmos.create(JsonStorage.create(null, 'my-gizmos')); Gadgets.create(JsonStorage.create(null, 'my-gadgets'))`
* `opts`
* `stringify` set to `false` in `node` to avoid double stringifying
* `store.get(key)`
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* `store.toJSON()`
* `JSON.stringify(store)`
Upgrading from localStorage and 1.0.x to 1.1.x
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1.1.x automatically attempts to upgrade your DOMStorage to use namespaces in backwards-compatible way.
However, you can prevent this behaviour:
localStorage.getItem('_json-storage-namespaced_', true);
**NOTE**: You cannot omit optional parameters. Use `null` if you want accepts the defaults for some things and provide a values for others. For example: `JsonStorage.create(null, null, { stringify: false })`
null vs undefined in JSON
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