The first thing I did was add and export a function called getMonthObject into storageMethods.js:
// Expenses/app/utils/storageMethods.js ... export const getMonthObject = async (month, year) => { let response = await getAsyncStorage(); if (response[year] && response[year][month]) { return response[year][month]; } } ...
The getMonthObject method grabs the expenses object from AsyncStorage, checks for the existence of the year and month object, then returns it if possible. Here is how I used that method within the new currentMonthExpenses component:
// Expenses/app/components/CurrentMonthExpenses/index.js import React, { Component, PropTypes } from 'react'; import { ListView, Text, View } from 'react-native'; ...
