AsyncRedux Persistence FAQs

Question 1

Can I use AsyncRedux persistence with databases like SQLite or Hive?

Accepted Answer

Yes, by extending the Persistor class, you can implement the readState, deleteState, and persistDifference methods to interface with any database or storage engine.

Question 2

What is the purpose of the throttle property in AsyncRedux Persistence?

Accepted Answer

The throttle property controls the frequency of disk writes. It collects all state changes within a specified duration (defaulting to 2 seconds) and saves them in a single operation to improve performance.

Question 3

How do I prevent data loss when the app goes into the background?

Accepted Answer

You should integrate persistence with the Flutter App Lifecycle and call store.persistAndPausePersistor() when the app state changes to 'paused' or 'detached'.

Question 4

How do I force an immediate state save?

Accepted Answer

You can bypass the throttle mechanism and trigger an immediate save to disk by dispatching the built-in PersistAction() to the store.

Question 5

Does LocalPersist handle custom Dart classes automatically?

Accepted Answer

No, LocalPersist is designed for simple objects like primitives, lists, and maps. For custom classes, you must implement JSON serialization using methods like toJson() and fromJson().

AsyncRedux Persistence

Key Features

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AsyncRedux Persistence

Key Features

Use Cases