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    export class SomeComponent {

    /** Attributes */
    @SessionStorage
    public variableToBeStored: string;

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    ## Decorators

    Decorator files for Local and Session storage can be find on [my blog](https://filipmolcik.com/angular-2-local-storage/)
    [Examples](https://filipmolcik.com/angular-2-local-storage/)
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    In your component just decorate your variable with @localStorage or @SessionStorage and you are done reade more here: https://filipmolcik.com/angular-2-local-storage/

    Elegant way how to use Local Storage in Angular app are decorators. So you just decorate your variable with @localStorage or @SessionStorage.

    ## Usage

    ```typescript
    export class SomeComponent {
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    public variableToBeStored: string;

    }
    ```


    export class SomeComponent {

    /** Attributes */
    @SessionStorage
    public variableToBeStored: string;

    }
    ```

    ## Decorators

    Decorator files for Local and Session storage can be find on [my blog](https://filipmolcik.com/angular-2-local-storage/)
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    In your component just decorate your variable with @localStorage or @SessionStorage and you are done reade more here: https://filipmolcik.com/angular-2-local-storage/


    ```
    ```typescript
    export class SomeComponent {

    /** Attributes */
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    ```
    export class SomeComponent {
    /** Attributes */
    @LocalStorage
    public variableToBeStored: string;
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    }
    ```
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