Preben Aandahl

Hey there - unfortunately I don't have such plans. I'm not currently doing a lot of RN-development, and when I did, I abandoned Swift in those projects, not to be...

Since I'm not currently doing any active maintenance on this project, I suggest that you either: * Make a fork with your changes * Make a PR, and I'll add...

Try this: let data = await FileSystem.writeToFile('./productsData', JSON.stringify(productsData.Data))

Hi, I'm not very familiar with sagas or yields, and not entirely sure if the yield-keyword is the issue. Can you use promises? ```` let promise = FileSystem.writeToFile('./productsData', JSON.stringify(productsData.Data)); promise.then(data...

It's stored on the persistent disk of the device. The exact location depends on operating system, and storage class (the default class is storage.backedUp): https://github.com/benwixen/react-native-filesystem/blob/master/docs/reference.md#filesystemstorage

Btw, if you're downloading this data, it will be more efficient to use a file download-library. If you first pass the data through the javascript side, it will have to...

I'm sorry, but it's hard for me to say exactly what your problem might be. If you can make a minimal project that reproduces the issue, and share it through...

You have to read the file from the same storage class as it is written. In your case: const fileContent = await FileSystem.readFile('data/test-2.txt', FileSystem.storage.important);

I'm not very familiar with these File Managers, but I would very much assume so. If you look at the [API Reference](https://github.com/benwixen/react-native-filesystem/blob/master/docs/reference.md), it says something about the location of the...

Hi, and sorry for the late response. I will definitely review your PR if you make it, but I don't have this material fresh enough in my head to answer...