react-native-examples VS redux-persist

🐙 Checkout the complete code at GitHub. 🚀 For more React Native tutorials, checkout my blog.

I'm currently maintaining a GitHub repo that is grown over the last year. It primarily contains all the example code that I create when working on React Native and Expo articles and tutorials.

Last year, I started to maintain a single GitHub repo for all the demos and example apps I write using React Native and Expo. These example apps are part of the tutorials you see on this blog. I continued to do it this year as well.

You can find the complete code inside this Github repo.

If you need to take a look at the code for this tutorial, you can refer to this GitHub repo.

The source code is available at this GitHub repo.

Storage: redux-persist, @react-native-async-storage/async-storage

Next, following their official document, I added some changes to my store.

redux-persist : For persisting data locally

One thing to keep in mind with persisting data to a device is that you maybe have to run migrations on that data if your app starts to use that data differently. https://github.com/rt2zz/redux-persist/blob/master/docs/migrations.md

for most applications, AsyncStorage works fine. also, you can use it with redux-persist or persist middleware of zustand. in this way, you won't even need to touch the AsyncStorage. my first choice as a database (or just a persistor tool) is zustand and AsyncStorage. this combination can solve storage issues most of the time.

That is also admittedly not very smart. Maybe you only want to persist certain slices, maybe you need to do other things with it. That's why https://github.com/rt2zz/redux-persist and other similar addons exist.