I want to cache the data in React Native, so I'm using Redux persist to cache the data. Is that a good approach?

Now, in persistConfig in whitelist, I add the reducers let persistConfig = { key: "root", storage: AsyncStorage, whitelist: ["authRedux", "createUser", "HomeRedux", "dashboardRedux", "ExploreRedux", "newProfileRedux"], }; So, is it a good approach to do caching in react native?

I want to cache the data in React Native, so I'm using Redux persist to cache the data. Is that a good approach?

Now, in persistConfig in whitelist, I add the reducers let persistConfig = { key: "root", storage: AsyncStorage, whitelist: ["authRedux", "createUser", "HomeRedux", "dashboardRedux", "ExploreRedux", "newProfileRedux"], }; So, is it a good approach to do caching in react native?

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Using Redux Persist to cache data in React Native is a solid choice. It helps store your app’s data locally, so it loads faster and works offline. Your persistConfig setup with AsyncStorage and a whitelist is smart—it saves only the reducers you list, like authRedux and dashboardRedux, keeping things efficient.

Caching with Redux Persist is popular becase it’s easy to use, manages data well, and improves user experience. Just make sure to test it—sometimes too much cached data can slow things down.

So it is one of the super best approach to cache the data in RN.