Persist state. #38
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Implements a redux-persist "transform" filter that prevents persisting contact entries in the friend store which have never been activated in the app. This way we don't lug around the entire contact database; just the contacts the user cares enough to have clicked on at some point.
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Persist Redux store to AsyncStorage using redux-persist.
Implements a redux-persist "transform" filter that prevents persisting contact entries in the friend store which have never been activated in the app. This way we don't lug around the entire contact database; just the contacts the user cares enough to have clicked on at some point.
This PR also removes the scaffolded demo data used to initialize the store, prior to the previous merge.
At this point, we have an actual minimum viable app. It still needs a lot of love, but it actually would work in a rudimentary way for the intended purpose: You can pick people from your contacts, it keeps an ordered queue, you can mark people as contacted and it bumps them to the end of the queue, and it remembers your activity. HUZZAH! 🍾
@obra @natbat let us commemorate this moment, please