Nathaniel Dsouza

Updates: So it looks like when the socket is closed, all pending messages are dropped. This could be the root cause of your issue (the method was coming in before...

Hey @midhunevolvier, so you're saying the close event is firing a short time after the app resumes, but not immediately; which is causing your call which executes immediately to run...

Hi @midhunevolvier, I'm looking into a built in solution for this package, but for now a quick fix for you may be to use the [AppState](https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/appstate.html) API to detect a...

Hey @midhunevolvier, sorry again for the delayed reply. I don't know why GitHub doesn't seem to be sending me notifications for this issue. Could you try directly reading the socket...

Hi @midhunevolvier, Could you try `Meteor.getData().ddp.socket.rawSocket` as this should be the socket implementation at the React Native level? If you're not seeing any change here then we may have to...

@jankapunkt additional PR would be preferred for cleanliness

Hi @nwabdou85, Yes, it is possible to use a variable when calling `Meteor.connect`. The only thing you’ll need to keep in mind is that if you call any `Meteor.*` APIs...

Hey @nwabdou85, Sorry for the extremely late reply! In order to do this there are two things you need to ensure: ### First, do not call any Meteor functions in...

Hi @Akashdeep312, This repository is not for the package you are using. This repo is for the `@meteorrn/core` and other `@meteorrn` org packages only. Highly recommend switching to this package...

Hi @Akashdeep312, sorry for not getting back to you sooner. For future reference, I recommend reopening the issue if you need to continue the conversation as it can get it...