I'm currently building up a mobile app using React-Native with React-Redux. Is there a way to access a Redux state (getState()) from within a function that's not in a component?
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Per the documentation, there are two ways you can use the AppState.
- Accessing
AppState.currentState
to get the current state (kept updated). - Adding an event listener to the changes to AppState through
AppState.addEventListener(type, handler)
.
If you need it once, use the first one. However, if you need to check for changes use the second.

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Sorry, I was refering to a redux state, I updated the question and marked it as duplicate. Thanks. – Daniel Facciabene Jan 05 '18 at 18:29