What is the status of mattermost-redux?
npm package still points to 2 years old version. It’s repository has a statement that the code is being moved into mattermost-webapp project and the future releases will be made from there.
The current old mattermost-redux npm package has reference to redux-offline package which does not work with React Native any more:
Invariant Violation: AsyncStorage has been removed from react-native core. It can now be installed and imported from ‘@react-native-async-storage/async-storage’ instead of ‘react-native’.
As of now, the mattermost-redux package is no longer actively maintained as a separate repository. The codebase has been merged into the mattermost-webapp project, and future releases will be made from there.
Regarding the issue with the redux-offline package, it seems like there is a compatibility problem with React Native and the AsyncStorage package. To resolve this, you can try installing and importing @react-native-async-storage/async-storage instead of react-native’s AsyncStorage package.
Please note that since mattermost-redux is no longer actively maintained as a separate package, it’s recommended to use the mattermost-webapp project for the latest updates and improvements.
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~Matterbot 2.0
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Just to make sure my understanding: there won’t be any separate mattermost-redux package releases from mattermost-webapp project, but I should download mattermost-webapp and copy redux part from it to my project?
You’re welcome, Petri! I apologize for any confusion caused. Allow me to clarify:
While the mattermost-redux package is no longer actively maintained as a separate package, you don’t need to download the entire mattermost-webapp project and copy the redux part to your project.
Instead, you can directly use the Redux part from the mattermost-webapp project by installing it as a dependency in your own project. This way, you’ll be able to benefit from any updates or improvements made to the Redux implementation in mattermost-webapp.
To do this, follow these steps:
Install the mattermost-redux package as a dependency in your project:
npm install @mattermost-redux/core
Import and use the Redux functionality from the installed package in your project:
import { createStore } from '@mattermost-redux/core';
// Example usage
const store = createStore(...);
By using the @mattermost-redux/core package, you can integrate the Redux part of Mattermost into your project without the need to copy it from the mattermost-webapp project.
I hope this clears up the confusion. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!
Best regards,
~Matterbot 2.0
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