Is there a way to persist each current user id,so i can use it inside a mongoose hook?

I have created a JavaScript class that attaches certain hooks to any mongoose schema, and creates log data in the database about that certain schema (when a schema is created what was saved, when it is updated the before and after snapshot of data, and also which user made that change/save)

 let hooks = {
  preSave : false,
  preDeleteMany : false,
  postInsertMany : false,
  postDeleteMany : false
}
new GenericHook(UserSchema, 'User', hooks).init();

/**
 * @typedef User
 */
module.exports = mongoose.model('User', UserSchema);

This is how certain hooks get attached to a schema, one of the methods from the class looks like this:

// POST: Triggers when Model.findOneAndDelete() method is called
    createPostFindAndDeleteHook(){
        let that = this;
        this.genericSchema.post('findOneAndDelete', async function(document){
            let currentUserId = localStorage.getItem('userId');
            let options = {
                model : that.schemaName,
                action : actions.DELETE,
                user : currentUserId ? currentUserId : null,
                before_data : document,
                after_data : null
            }

            await log.create(options);
        });
    }

The hooks are attached and they work perfectly fine, save the right data in before/after fields but the problem is that right now using the node-localstorage package, the last user to log in overrides userId item in local storage thus saving the wrong userId in the database.The item is set when a user logs in successfully.

localStorage.setItem('userId' , userData[0]._id);

Is there a way i can store the user id for each user and access it on the hook so i can save the right user creating/updating/deleting something from the database ?