Thanks for the quick reply. I won’t post my app’s code, because all I do is call Swifter’s methods anyway. I’ll instead post the relevant functions Swifter uses. It relies on a lot of internal functions, and I’m not sure where the cause of the problem might be, but at least this will be a start.
Getting statuses of Home timeline, without streaming (this works perfectly):
public func getStatusesHomeTimelineWithCount(count: Int? = nil, sinceID: String? = nil, maxID: String? = nil, trimUser: Bool? = nil, contributorDetails: Bool? = nil, includeEntities: Bool? = nil, success: ((statuses: [JSONValue]?) -> Void)? = nil, failure: FailureHandler? = nil) {
self.getTimelineAtPath("statuses/home_timeline.json", parameters: [:], count: count, sinceID: sinceID, maxID: maxID, trimUser: trimUser, contributorDetails: contributorDetails, includeEntities: includeEntities, success: success, failure: failure)
}
getTimelineAtPath method (failureHandler here is a predefined closure that takes an NSError as an argument):
private func getTimelineAtPath(path: String, parameters: Dictionary<String, Any>, count: Int? = nil, sinceID: String? = nil, maxID: String? = nil, trimUser: Bool? = nil, contributorDetails: Bool? = nil, includeEntities: Bool? = nil, success: ((statuses: [JSONValue]?) -> Void)? = nil, failure: FailureHandler? = nil) {
var params = parameters
if count != nil {
params["count"] = count!
}
if sinceID != nil {
params["since_id"] = sinceID!
}
if maxID != nil {
params["max_id"] = maxID!
}
if trimUser != nil {
params["trim_user"] = Int(trimUser!)
}
if contributorDetails != nil {
params["contributor_details"] = Int(!contributorDetails!)
}
if includeEntities != nil {
params["include_entities"] = Int(includeEntities!)
}
self.getJSONWithPath(path, baseURL: self.apiURL, parameters: params, uploadProgress: nil, downloadProgress: nil, success: {
json, response in
success?(statuses: json.array)
return
}, failure: failure)
}
getJSONWithPath method:
internal func getJSONWithPath(path: String, baseURL: NSURL, parameters: Dictionary<String, Any>, uploadProgress: SwifterHTTPRequest.UploadProgressHandler?, downloadProgress: JSONSuccessHandler?, success: JSONSuccessHandler?, failure: SwifterHTTPRequest.FailureHandler?) -> SwifterHTTPRequest {
return self.jsonRequestWithPath(path, baseURL: baseURL, method: "GET", parameters: parameters, uploadProgress: uploadProgress, downloadProgress: downloadProgress, success: success, failure: failure)
}
Hopefully that’s deep enough into the path of functions, but let me know if not. Now, the streaming, which fails. First, here’s how Swifter defines the URL it bases streams off of:
self.userStreamURL = NSURL(string: "https://userstream.twitter.com/1.1/")!
The method called when I ask to start streaming is this one:
public func getUserStreamDelimited(delimited: Bool? = nil, stallWarnings: Bool? = nil, includeMessagesFromFollowedAccounts: Bool? = nil, includeReplies: Bool? = nil, track: [String]? = nil, locations: [String]? = nil, stringifyFriendIDs: Bool? = nil, progress: ((status: Dictionary<String, JSONValue>?) -> Void)? = nil, stallWarningHandler: ((code: String?, message: String?, percentFull: Int?) -> Void)? = nil, failure: FailureHandler? = nil) -> SwifterHTTPRequest {
let path = "user.json"
var parameters = Dictionary<String, Any>()
if delimited != nil {
parameters["delimited"] = delimited!
}
if stallWarnings != nil {
parameters["stall_warnings"] = stallWarnings!
}
if includeMessagesFromFollowedAccounts != nil {
if includeMessagesFromFollowedAccounts! {
parameters["with"] = "user"
}
}
if includeReplies != nil {
if includeReplies! {
parameters["replies"] = "all"
}
}
if track != nil {
parameters["track"] = (track!).joinWithSeparator(",")
}
if locations != nil {
parameters["locations"] = (locations!).joinWithSeparator(",")
}
if stringifyFriendIDs != nil {
parameters["stringify_friend_ids"] = stringifyFriendIDs!
}
return self.getJSONWithPath(path, baseURL: self.userStreamURL, parameters: parameters, uploadProgress: nil, downloadProgress: {
json, response in
if let stallWarning = json["warning"].object {
stallWarningHandler?(code: stallWarning["code"]?.string, message: stallWarning["message"]?.string, percentFull: stallWarning["percent_full"]?.integer)
}
else {
progress?(status: json.object)
}
}, success: {
json, response in
progress?(status: json.object)
return
}, failure: failure)
}
The getJSONWithPath is one I pasted above, so it looks like the request made is somehow causing the problem. What that problem is or how to diagnose it, I’m not as certain of. Please let me know what else I can provide that might help you, or anyone, see what’s going on. Thanks!
