responseBody on IOS
See original GitHub issueHello, I have tried a few workarounds to try and get a response body on IOS but to no avail. My use case is the server is sending the URL back after the upload as a JSON string.
If anyone has any idea or knows what to do?
I tried to add a didReceiveData:(NSData *)receivedData
delegate but no luck.
Cheers,
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Thanks guys. I’ll get the PR in today and publish to npm.
The use case is uploading a large image to an image service where the response is the ID of the newly stored image.
Android supports responseBody so why would you want to continue with a discrenpency between iOS and Android?
On 26 Apr 2017 19:34, “Stephen Potter” notifications@github.com wrote: