Closed nionata closed 2 years ago
AsyncStorage
by React Native has been deprecated. It looks like this community package is the go to.
Thinking through the interplay between persisting data and keeping the state hydrated. We should persist data first. From there we can hydrate state. I figure we can initially just have a tickler that will pull these values from local/remote storage and set the state. If this doesn't give us enough of a realtime feel, we can do it after every write op. However, I reckon this could get abused.