Enable local persistence
Version 0.9.2 introduces local persistence for React Native apps using SQLite. In version 0.12, we've separated the implementations for Expo and framework-less React Native.
If you are upgrading from a version before 0.9.2, you need to enable local persistence by following the steps below.
Local persistence is enabled by default in version 0.12 and higher.
Choose your implementation
Depending on whether you're using Expo or framework-less React Native, you'll need to follow different steps:
- For Expo applications, refer to the React Native - Expo guide
- For framework-less React Native applications, refer to the React Native guide
Add the required dependencies
For Expo
As SQLite package, Expo uses expo-sqlite
. Install it with:
npx expo install expo-sqlite
npx expo install expo-secure-store
For framework-less React Native
As SQLite package, we use @op-engineering/op-sqlite
and react-native-mmkv
for key-value storage:
npm install @op-engineering/op-sqlite react-native-mmkv
npx pod-install
Update your JazzProvider
In version 0.12 and higher, you need to use either the jazz-expo
package (for Expo) or the jazz-react-native
package (for framework-less React Native). Local persistence is enabled by default in both packages.
To enable it, you need to pass the storage
option to the JazzProvider
component:
<JazzProvider auth={auto} storage="sqlite" peer="wss://cloud.jazz.tools/?key=you@example.com" AccountSchema={MyAppAccount} > <App /> </JazzProvider>