React Native By Example

Setting up our store

To set up our store, we will need to use Redux's createStore method and then pass it a reducer. Here's how it looks on a high level:

let store = createStore(task) 

Additionally, since we know we'll be dealing with asynchronous calls in our application, we should also set up Redux-Thunk to support it.

To do so, pass the applyMiddleware function as the second argument to createStore. Pass thunk as an argument for applyMiddleware:

let store = createStore(listOfTasks, applyMiddleware(thunk)); 

Finally, we'll export a stateless function that returns our app container wrapped around the Provider:

export default function Tasks (props) { 
  return ( 
    <Provider store={ store }> 
      <AppContainer /> 
    </Provider> 
  ) 
} 

In total, here's ...