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How to use the dotnetify/react-native.connectionStateHandler function in dotnetify

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constructor(props) {
    super(props);

    dotnetify.connectionStateHandler = (state, ex) => {
      this.setState({ connectionStatus: state == 'connected' ? null : state });
      if (state == 'error') Alert.alert('Connection Error', ex.message, [ { text: 'OK' } ], { cancelable: false });
    };
  }