This example shows how you can save the state of the Grid in a WASM project through a Controller and custom service that calls the browser's LocalStorage.

Using a controller, we store the state in a property for the demo. In a real case, the state should be stored in a database. The state won't be persisted after refresh on the first page with the controller example since the property value will be disposed of.

Storing the state from the browser's LocalStorage lets you persist the state even after page refresh.