React Native’s AsyncStorage provides a light storage system where you can both store and retrieve stored items. But what happens when you no longer need these items in the storage?
React Native provides a way for you to remove them as well.
removeItem = async() => {
AsyncStorage.removeItem('email')
.then(
res => {
//do your logic here
}
)
} Latest tech news and coding tips.
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