#IvonneVargas
ancient thicket
vocal night
Hello! Can you share your code? When you say you get no response what does that mean exactly? Does the code hang?
paper pumice
async componentDidMount() {
console.log("componentDidMount " + isApplePaySupported);
let isApplePaySupported = await isApplePaySupported();
console.log("isApplePaySupported: " + isApplePaySupported);
}
doesn't return a response, it just prints the first console but the second doesn't anymore
vocal night
This is the React Native SDK, correct?
vocal night
Does the app freeze at this point?
paper pumice
It doesn't freeze, the promise just never comes
vocal night
No matter how long you wait?
vocal night
That's strange. And that's the exact code you're using with no edits?
Where is componentDidMount() being called from? Perhaps it's being called without await?
paper pumice
yes it is exactly the code
My app is a component class, so componentDidMount is called when the screen is mounted.
It is correct to use isApplePaySupported ?
In the chat they gave me the example of the sdk 0.19 but it uses hooks, and I don't use hooks because it is an app with class components
vocal night
It's deprecated, but it should still work. Maybe try isPlatformPaySupported instead though? https://stripe.dev/stripe-react-native/api-reference/index.html#isApplePaySupported
paper pumice
nop
vocal night
Same issue?
I think the problem is that componentDidMount won't work as an async function.
paper pumice
previously I tried to use isPlatformPaySupported but being the sdk version 0.19 they told me that I should use isApplePaySupported
vocal night
Yeah, here, have a look at this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/51862402/
paper pumice
mmmm
I've used it before like this and with other libraries if it works... it's quite rare
vocal night
Can you try one of those approaches and see if that solves the issue?
paper pumice
but isApplePaySupported is being used correctly right?
vocal night
I mean, no, I don't think so? It returns a promise, but you're using it with await in a function that isn't being called in a way that supports async operations.
paper pumice
So what is the correct way?
vocal night
If you still want to use componentDidMount you would need to use one of the approaches outlined in the answer I linked to.
Alternatively you can call it somewhere else where async/await is supported properly.
vocal night
What do you mean?
paper pumice
I put a button that calls an async function and put await isApplePaySupported(); and the same thing happens... the promise does not return
vocal night
Can you show me the code you're using to call the function?
paper pumice
ooh it works!! just change the variable name
let isApplePayEnabled = await isApplePaySupported();
and it worked!
👍
vocal night
Ah, okay, good!
paper pumice
thank you so much!!!
vocal night
Happy to help!