null is not an object (evaluating 'state.hasOwnProperty')

[designmanio]

null is not an object (evaluating 'state.hasOwnProperty')

[JulianKingman]

Did you do the initialization part? I.e.

// myReduxStuff.js
import initMeteorRedux from 'react-native-meteor-redux';
import {AsyncStorage} from 'react-native';
import {persistStore, autoRehydrate} form 'redux-persist';

const MeteorStore = initMeteorRedux(null, autoRehydrate());

// Pick your storage option, I used AsyncStorage which makes sense for react-native
persistStore(MeteorStore, {storage: AsyncStorage}, () => {
  // Callback tells minimongo to use MeteorStore until connectivity is restored
  MeteorStore.loaded()
});

export {MeteorStore}

[radiegtya]

of course I did with the same syntax as above

[radiegtya]

any info about this @JulianKingman ?

[JulianKingman]

Ok, obvious question, are you importing MeteorStore on your component? It looks like for some reason the persister is not recognizing the redux store.

[radiegtya]

of course I did something basic like that. I am using RN 0.40. All just the same with your example. if I don't import MeteorStore, ofc the error will be undefined MeteorStore in line x.

[UADACID]

I also have to follow the instructions as in demonstrated, but got the same error as above, please check back in the your example

[JulianKingman]

Ah, try passing undefined instead of null for the first param in initMeteorRedux

[radiegtya]

well done! thanks @JulianKingman .. its fixed now.
I'll try dig deeper using this package, if I found something strange again in more advance usage, I'll inform you..

[radiegtya]

btw the error had gone using undefined, but it encountered warning like this.

is this normal or we can remove this warning? @JulianKingman

[JulianKingman]

Hmm, can you trace it to anything particular? I don't think I have any promises in the code.