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A simple database base on react-native AsyncStorage.

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Hi, Here is my response data ``` [{ "confirmation": "Success", "response": [{ "_id": "5a4f487089b4860014cddc51", "img1": "https://windows-price.s3.amazonaws.com/windows/1517418755884american-craftsman-double-hung-windows-3254786-64_1000.png", "name": "Double Hung (half-screen)", "__v": 0, "price": 900, "updated": "2018-01-05T09:42:08.170Z", "is_sash": false, "sash": [],...

Hello Is it possible for you to accepted this PR ? I think "multiAddOrUpdate" is interesting. @LeeChSien can you write a small doc in README.md please? Thanks !

When I try to add things to my storage, it doesn't always add correctly, and many times just overwrites the last item, it doesn't give a new id, just keeps...

can someone help me, how I can delete item? When I try delete it, resp always is null. import Store from 'react-native-store'; const DB = { 'users': Store.model('users') } DB.users.removeById(1).then(resp...

when I add more than 1 time, like: `DB.zamba.add({ id: "account", value: { username: username, password: password, isSaveAccount: true } }); DB.zamba.add({ id: "isSaveAccount", value: { isSave: true } });`...

300 and 40 stars and **not a single tutorial or Example** I am impressed with the popularity of react-native-store but unable to implement. Let me write a secnario **var storage...

What is the best way to loop through stored data to display a list with each object? These will be anonymized JSON objects stored in the DB. I have tried...

Hi, I have big file JSON object (700 articles from Pocket's API) i'd like to add, but I experience some problems. - Adding 50 elements (articles) takes me 2 sec...

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Does anyone knows how to connect AsyncStorage with loopback.io? What I am looking is to use loopback (browserify or etc) + connector for AsyncStorage in React Native app. Then set...

I'm getting null when I run find() against a new database. I'm wondering if this is correct? In line with most db management systems, results should never return null but...