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Hoodie Client + React Native
See original GitHub issueFirst of all, thank you all for such an amazing tool 💯
I’m building an app that I want to be resilient when dealing with adverse network conditions and I think Hoodie is the right choice so I’ve been trying to integrate the Hoodie client with React Native but I keep getting these 415 Unsupported Media Type errors. One possible fix (that works for me) is to use application/json as a Content-Type in @hoodie/account-client/utils/request.js but I’m not familiar enough with Hoodie to tell if we can do that without breaking the client for other platforms (web).
Is there any reason why @hoodie/account-client/utils/request.js uses application/vnd.api+json instead of application/json as a Content-Type ?
Thanks
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Oh, I see. Yeah, now it makes sense. Thanks for the quick response @gr2m
I think I just discovered the root cause of the issue, it looks like Android somehow adds a media type parameter to the
Content-Typeheader (charset=utf-8) and according to http://jsonapi.org/format/ “Clients MUST send all JSON API data in request documents with the header Content-Type: application/vnd.api+json without any media type parameters.”. This issue is not present in iOS. Once I find a proper fix will post it back here.Here’s my first attempt, @gr2m : https://www.npmjs.com/package/hoodie-plugin-react-native-server
Let me know what you think.