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Hi, I hope this is not a duplicate, I didn't find anything related to it though.
I had a question regarding this library: how can we deal with refresh tokens with the useWebSocket hook?
I used to implement the WebSocket myself, but I suffered from connection loss (that's my guess), and I decided to give it a try with react-use-websocket.
I'm using an authenticated application, and I have an access token to do so. On the WebSocket context, I'm giving this auth token as a query parameter of the websocket URL: wss://www.myurl.com?token={token}
It works fine like that, however I wonder how to refresh this token if it becomes invalid. I used to do something like this with vanilla WebSockets:
socket.onclose=async(event)=>{if(event.code===4401&&event.reason==='AuthTokenExpired'){awaitrefreshAuthTokens()// Retry the connection with the new tokenvoidcreateSocket()}}
On the useWebSocket hook, I can do something close to it:
But I wonder if the retry will be executed properly after that, "automatically". If not, can we have access to a method to retry manually on close or on error?
Thanks in advance for your feedback 🙏
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Hi, I hope this is not a duplicate, I didn't find anything related to it though.
I had a question regarding this library: how can we deal with refresh tokens with the
useWebSocket
hook?I used to implement the WebSocket myself, but I suffered from connection loss (that's my guess), and I decided to give it a try with react-use-websocket.
I'm using an authenticated application, and I have an access token to do so. On the WebSocket context, I'm giving this auth token as a query parameter of the websocket URL:
wss://www.myurl.com?token={token}
It works fine like that, however I wonder how to refresh this token if it becomes invalid. I used to do something like this with vanilla WebSockets:
On the
useWebSocket
hook, I can do something close to it:But I wonder if the retry will be executed properly after that, "automatically". If not, can we have access to a method to retry manually on close or on error?
Thanks in advance for your feedback 🙏
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: