Thanks for sharing the link! I think I had a misunderstanding of the way const works.
I think I found a solution. You can do this in a function: localStorage.setItem('NameOfThing', JSON.stringify(yourJSON);
then in another function/scope you can call that so: let VarNameForThing = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('NameOfThing');
that moves the object to wherever you need it. I don't know if its a bad idea for some reason but it seems to work for basic stuff at least.
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Thanks for sharing the link! I think I had a misunderstanding of the way const works.
I think I found a solution. You can do this in a function:
localStorage.setItem('NameOfThing', JSON.stringify(yourJSON);
then in another function/scope you can call that so:
let VarNameForThing = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem('NameOfThing');
that moves the object to wherever you need it. I don't know if its a bad idea for some reason but it seems to work for basic stuff at least.