asyncredux-persistence

To persist Flutter app state locally across sessions, implement a custom Persistor to read, write, and manage AppState. This approach integrates with AsyncRedux to automatically save state and restore it when the app restarts.

A custom Persistor in AsyncRedux is an abstract class that manages state persistence by implementing readState, deleteState, and persistDifference. It handles disk I/O for primitive, list, and map data to restore AppState.

Yes, you can throttle state persistence saves and pause them during app lifecycle changes. The Persistor integrates with the Flutter app lifecycle to control save frequency and pause or resume persistence operations.

You restore a user's Redux session by wiring a custom Persistor into the Store initialization. The Persistor reads the saved AppState from local storage, allowing users to resume exactly where they left off.

Yes, AsyncRedux persistence supports saving incremental state differences locally. The custom Persistor uses the persistDifference method to save only the changes in AppState rather than rewriting the entire state.