Debug HTTP Response in TypeScript App
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
Before explaining, I wanted to say that I am Brazilian and if there is someone who is also Brazilian, I have preference.
I develop web platforms in basic languages such as PHP, JS, HTML, CSS
I'm making a sketch of a Mobile application, and I'm synchronizing my app via API with the same database as my website. For debugging purposes, I saw that the login wasn't working, and I'm just trying to capture a request via http.
My app is in typescript.
Basically, I don't want you to develop anything, just solve my problem of making the request appear on the screen. An example, when I make a request via axios or fetch, and give a consol log, it appears that it is making the request, but I am unable to capture the response, I am thinking that there is some different way that the app interprets this response or is there I have to activate something within Xcode for example that I don't know about.
So, I just need help displaying an http response, my code is "ready" for a basic request, but I really don't know if the problem is in the code or if it's in another functionality.
For someone with knowledge, this doesn't even take 15 minutes.
I develop web platforms in basic languages such as PHP, JS, HTML, CSS
I'm making a sketch of a Mobile application, and I'm synchronizing my app via API with the same database as my website. For debugging purposes, I saw that the login wasn't working, and I'm just trying to capture a request via http.
My app is in typescript.
Basically, I don't want you to develop anything, just solve my problem of making the request appear on the screen. An example, when I make a request via axios or fetch, and give a consol log, it appears that it is making the request, but I am unable to capture the response, I am thinking that there is some different way that the app interprets this response or is there I have to activate something within Xcode for example that I don't know about.
So, I just need help displaying an http response, my code is "ready" for a basic request, but I really don't know if the problem is in the code or if it's in another functionality.
For someone with knowledge, this doesn't even take 15 minutes.