Error on iOS updatePlayback State

[leomiranda-tc]

Description

1. Sample code (provide repo url or sample code)
   This command line only works on android.

MusicControl.updatePlayback({ state: MusicControl.STATE_PLAYING })

2. Platform ?

   • iOS
   • Android

3. Device

• Simulator
• Real device

[bradfloodx]

Hi @leomiranda-tc I'm using this in production and it does work. Can you elaborate? What version of react native? etc.

[leomiranda-tc]

If you want, i can share my repository with you @bradleyflood.

But the details is bellow:

• react-native: 0.63.2;
• The lib is use to control react-native-video by the redux;

That's the code part:

import MusicControl from 'react-native-music-control';
import actionsVideo from '../store/actions/index';
import { useDispatch } from 'react-redux'
import {
  Platform,
} from 'react-native';

const MusicControls = () => {

  const dispatch = useDispatch()

  const config = () => {
    // Basic Controls
    MusicControl.enableControl('play', true)
    MusicControl.enableControl('pause', true)
    MusicControl.enableBackgroundMode(true);
    MusicControl.handleAudioInterruptions(true);

    // Controls events
    MusicControl.on('pause', ()=> {
      dispatch(actionsVideo.pausedChange(true))
      MusicControl.updatePlayback({ state: MusicControl.STATE_PAUSED })
    })

    MusicControl.on('play', ()=> {
      dispatch(actionsVideo.pausedChange(false))
      MusicControl.updatePlayback({ state: MusicControl.STATE_PLAYING })
    })
  }

  const close = () => {
    MusicControl.resetNowPlaying()
  }
  
  const set = (title) => {
    MusicControl.setNowPlaying({
      title: title,
      artwork: require('../assets/tc-logo.png'),
    })
    
    MusicControl.updatePlayback({ state: MusicControl.STATE_PLAYING })
  }

  return {config, close, set}

}

export default MusicControls; 

[parthya]

"react": "16.8.6",
"react-native": "0.60.0",
"react-native-music-control": "^1.2.1",

Similar issue on iOS. For us, it is not that it doesn't work at all. But MusicControl.updatePlayback() works some of the time and doesn't other times.

Is there a way to get current state of the playback?