Bernhard
Bernhard
+1 - same for me, tried using it in a fresh sample project in view did load or in viewcontroller method ``` func connectSocket() { let mySocket = SocketIOClient(socketURL: "\(CurrentConfiguration.serverURL)")...
@nuclearace allright, got it now :)
@cesar-oyarzun-m i ended up doing the socket connect in a view controller and declare "var socket" in it ``` Swift var socket = SocketIOClient(socketURL: "\(CurrentConfiguration.serverURL)", opts: [ "reconnects": true, "reconnectAttempts":...
@cesar-oyarzun-m its just a String from another class `https://serverUrl.com:port`
what does the log say? does it do anything?
Did try both in appDelegate and in a ViewController -> no effect. :(
I am trying to use it as standalone in a Test project and what I cant figure out is, how do you emit events from the Client Side? Is this...
event is working fine, but unfortunately i cant get my other alamofire rest requests working when i import your vendor folder into my project
i linked the library like they say on their github page - btw i found the solution: 1. delete your alamofire.swift from vendor files 2. add "import Alamofire" to EngineTransport.swift...
repo seems to be abandoned, just use the official socket-io project: https://github.com/nuclearace/Socket.IO-Client-Swift