这应该做到这一点，但我也建议避免 $ rootScope 作为全局状态是不鼓励的，你也可以在一个服务中包装 localStorage ，这样它就可以被注入并模拟测试。
$ b $ pre code $ .run（[
'$ window'，
'$ rootScope'，$ b $函数（）{
localStorage.myValue = $ rootScope.myValue;
}）; $ b $（$ window $ b}
]）;

I have a javascript object which I need global to my angularjs application. When the application is about to be unloaded (due to a page refresh or some other scenario), I would like to persist the object to browser storage. I believe adding the object to $rootScope would fulfill the first requirement of making the object global, but writing the object to storage during the onbeforeunload event, would require access to the $rootScope variable. Is it possible to detect a page unload event in angularjs?

This should do it, but I also suggest avoiding $rootScope as global state is discouraged, and you might also wrap localStorage in a service so that it can be injected and mocked for testing.

.run([
  '$window',
  '$rootScope',
  function($window, $rootScope) {
    $window.addEventListener('beforeunload', function() {
      localStorage.myValue = $rootScope.myValue;
    });
  }
]);