The State Persistence Wrapper Widget is a higher-order component that enables state persistence for the child widgets it wraps. It ensures that user input and widget settings are saved either in local storage or sync storage, so that users can continue from where they left off if they navigate away from the page and return later. Usage: To use the State Persistence Wrapper Widget, wrap it around the child widget(s) you want to provide state persistence for. Pass the id prop as a unique identifier for each instance of the widget, and the storageType prop to determine the storage method ('local' for local storage, and 'sync' for sync storage). The Wrapper Widget will handle saving and retrieving the state for the child widget(s) automatically. Example: ``` const MyWidget = () => { // Your widget implementation here }; const WrappedMyWidget = () => ( <WrapperWidget id="unique_widget_id" storageType="local"> <MyWidget /> </WrapperWidget> ); ``` In the child widget, use the handleStateChange and initState functions passed as props to manage the state: ``` const MyWidget = ({ handleStateChange, initState }) => { const [inputValue, setInputValue] = useState(initState('inputValue', '')); const handleChange = (event) => { const newValue = event.target.value; setInputValue(newValue); handleStateChange('inputValue', newValue); }; return ( <input type="text" value={inputValue} onChange={handleChange} /> ); }; ``` Note: Replace the syncStorage object in the WrapperWidget implementation with the appropriate API calls for your sync storage implementation.