https://github.com/dart-lang/web_socket_channel/issues/38git
yes, my workaround is to create a WebSocket
directly. Something like:github
final socket = await WebSocket .connect(url.toString()) .timeout(_webSocketConnectionTimeout); return IOWebSocketChannel(socket);
Then I wrap this in a try-catch, so I can catch SocketException
and TimeoutException
and handle these in a way that makes sense for my app.web
the following way works for me:app
stream = widget.webSocketChannel.stream; streamSubscription = stream.listen( onData, onError: (error) { // method calls and what not here }, cancelOnError: true); }
I don't know if it is working because I have a StreamSubscription or whether it simply is an additional step.socket