Handle non-JSON values gracefully

[passy]

ngStorage currently demands control over the complete localStroage. This is problematic if you use other plugins that store data in it, especially if this data is not valid JSON.

Adding a try/catch block around JSON.parse already help a lot, but I'm not sure if this in line with your design decisions. Should it just silently ignore invalid values, print a warning or anything like that?

[gsklee]

Hi @passy, this has just been addressed in 8e34a23 (and #3); essentially we're establishing a namespace inside the Storage and will only be interacting with values under this namespace from version 0.2.1 onwards. Lemme know if this didn't fully address your concerns.

[passy]

It does! Fantastic! The prefixing is definitely a great addition, thanks! 🍰