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@app-masters/redux-lib
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Setup (callbacks are the same object used with AppBoostrap.setup()).
let callbacks = {
onMinVersionNotSatifies: (version) => {
alert("Você deve atualizar sua versão agora! Por favor recarregue a página, se a mensagem continuar, limpe o cache do navegador.");
},
onNewVersion: (version) => {
alert('Bem vindo à nova versão!');
},
onUncaughtError: (e) => {
Rollbar.error(e);
alert("Houve um erro inesperado e os programadores responsáveis já foram avisados. \n\n Detalhes técnicos: " + e.message);
}
};
AMActions.setup(storage, callbacks);
When you want to save some record, JUST ON CACHE, call saveObjectCache() otherwise saveObject(). It will save the record just locally, on cache.
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To check for offline data:
action.hasSyncData - tell you if have some local record
action.getCountSyncData - will return the count of local records
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To get that records:
action.getSyncData - will return all local records
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After you sync your data, you can clean offline records:
action.deleteSyncData (dispatch) - will remove all local record (after you sync)
Check all changes on changelog.
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We found that @app-masters/redux-lib demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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