Save Vue.js Resume in Local Storage

Katharina Spiecker, Full-Stack Developer at Swarmguide, shares how to save your Vue.js resume in local storage.

Step 1: Create Your Vue.js Resume

First, create your resume using Vue.js. You can use various components to build a customized and interactive resume.

Step 2: Implement Local Storage

To save your resume in local storage, you can use the localStorage API provided by the browser. You can store key-value pairs in the local storage and retrieve them later.

Example:

// Store resume data in local storage
localStorage.setItem('resume', JSON.stringify(resumeData));

// Retrieve resume data from local storage
const resumeData = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('resume'));

Step 3: Add Save Button

Add a Save button to your resume page that triggers the saving of resume data in local storage when clicked.

Example:

Save Resume

methods: {
  saveResume() {
    localStorage.setItem('resume', JSON.stringify(this.resumeData));
  }
}

Step 4: Load Resume on Page Load

To load the saved resume data from local storage when the page is loaded, you can use the created() lifecycle hook in Vue.js.

Example:

created() {
  const resumeData = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('resume'));
  if (resumeData) {
    this.resumeData = resumeData;
  }
}

By following these steps, you can save your Vue.js resume in local storage and have it persist even after refreshing the page. This can be useful for keeping track of your resume changes or sharing it across devices.

Thank you, Katharina Spiecker, for sharing this helpful tip for Vue.js developers!