Working example

[designmanio]

Working example

[JulianKingman]

Sure, I'll set something up :)

I'm not clear on what your second question means, but anything that was stored by react-native-meteor will added to redux (and persisted, if you're using redux-persist). If you want to know whether the user is logged in when the app starts, however, you can check for the login token, which is saved to AsyncStorage by react-native-meteor.

[balibou]

Ahah great !

For the second point here is an explanation concerning authentication (note that I can get the token from Asyncstorage without redux, but I need to keep a user object when offline and set it at initialstate):

• Firstly, I tried to use redux-persist without your package, but the thing is I have problem with the calculateData() from Mixin.js in react-native-meteor ...
• Secondly I tried with your package, but I have a problem retrieving states from redux (undefined states).

[JulianKingman]

I added an example app, courtesy of @spencercarli's boilerplate (https://github.com/spencercarli/react-native-meteor-boilerplate). Search the example project tree for 'react-native-meteor-redux' and you'll find all the places I changed the code.

[JulianKingman]

FYI there's a fix in the latest one, so try to update to 1.1.12, then let me know if you still have an issue.

[balibou]

Perfect ! Thanks a lot I will try that as soon as possible !

i think I have already installed the package in 1.1.12. I will check my code again ...
Thanks again !

[JulianKingman]

The latest example will actually let you log in now :)