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A common use case for all data stores is a need to persist data. That way, if a user refreshes the page or begins a new session we can store (persist) the current state and use it later on when the user comes back.
While Vue’s state management library, Pinia, has a lot of great features, it does not automatically persist application state. So how do you persist Pinia state upon a browser refresh? In this tutorial, we’ll be exploring three different ways you can refresh-proof your Pinia stores.
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