cpunion/react-native-actioncable

Not working on android

masudhossain opened this issue · 7 comments

masudhossain commented

It seems this works 100% fine in iOS, but not on Android.

The messages will still send successfully, but it won't output unto the react native app.

jjercx commented

I have a problem in Android. It works when working in development with ws://localhost:3000/cable but does not work with wss://myapp.com/cable. Just in android. Is this related?

masudhossain commented

@jjercx not 100% sure if it's related because I'm not using localhost. but it def doesn't work for me on a live server.

This issue was resolved, but i don't get the same results: #15

For me, it's sending the messages correctly, but the connection is false. So it's making the SOCKET connection (i think?), but it's not able to output it on the screen.

jjercx commented

My problem was resolved with Action Cable configuration on the Rails side.

masudhossain commented

@jjercx what did you do on the rails side to fix it?

jorgeants commented

@jjercx what did you do on the rails side to fix it? (2)

masudhossain commented

@jorgeants i didn't, unfortunately. I would advise just using pusher.com tbh.

jjercx commented

@jorgeants @masudhossain sorry for the late response. I had no problems using this lib with rails, besides this issue. This config helped me:

Development:

  # config/environments/development.rb
  config.action_cable.mount_path = '/cable'
  config.action_cable.url = 'ws://localhost:3000/cable'
  config.action_cable.disable_request_forgery_protection = true

Production:

  #config/environments/production.rb
  config.action_cable.mount_path = '/cable'
  config.action_cable.url = ENV['HOST'].sub('http','ws').concat('/cable')
  config.action_cable.disable_request_forgery_protection = true

If it doesn't do the trick I can dig more, maybe I changed other thing somewhere else.

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