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I've noticed in some cases that when I supply incorrect options or some incorrect format that the chart fails to load, but the HIChartViewDelegate viewDidLoad still gets called. I'm wondering if there is any way to log errors that the webview encounters and can be relayed back to the native code?
This is important because if something goes wrong and the chart doesn't load, JS function fails, or a property doesn't exist then we don't have any insight and can't rely on if it actually worked.
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Hello @jogatea,
Apologies for the delayed response, but we didn’t plan to implement such functionality.
For now, I recommend trying this solution: you can connect the Safari browser on your Mac to the WKWebView and access the console. Open the "Develop" tab in Safari, and while the iOS Simulator is running with the WKWebView open, just click it to open the console.
Let me know if this helps with your issue and if it’s sufficient for your needs.
I've noticed in some cases that when I supply incorrect options or some incorrect format that the chart fails to load, but the HIChartViewDelegate viewDidLoad still gets called. I'm wondering if there is any way to log errors that the webview encounters and can be relayed back to the native code?
This is important because if something goes wrong and the chart doesn't load, JS function fails, or a property doesn't exist then we don't have any insight and can't rely on if it actually worked.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: