TNS version: 6.7.4
tns-ios version: 6.5.2
nativescript-background-http version in package.json: "^4.2.1",
I'm testing on a physical iOS device, running iOS 13.
I have setup event listeners for "responded" and "complete"
task.on('responded', e => console.log(e));
task.on('complete', e => console.log(e));
I see that for the "responded" event I get responseCode -1 and the data property contains values from the server.
The "complete" event gets responseCode 200, however there is no data property in the event object.
I would like to check if the responseCode is 200 and then get the data inside either "responded" or "complete".
I can work around the "issue" by doing the following:
let data = null;
task.on("responded", (e) => (data = e.data));
task.on("complete", (e) => {
if (e.responseCode == 200) {
console.log("We have data", data);
}
});
This seems a little weird to me, is it intended to work like this?
TNS version: 6.7.4 tns-ios version: 6.5.2 nativescript-background-http version in package.json: "^4.2.1",
I'm testing on a physical iOS device, running iOS 13.
I have setup event listeners for "responded" and "complete"
I see that for the "responded" event I get
responseCode
-1 and thedata
property contains values from the server. The "complete" event getsresponseCode
200, however there is nodata
property in the event object.I would like to check if the responseCode is 200 and then get the data inside either "responded" or "complete".
I can work around the "issue" by doing the following:
This seems a little weird to me, is it intended to work like this?