Remove Platform check from WebSocket module#18056
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WebSocket uses the Platform module to check how many arguments for the `close` method should be used. In react-native-windows, we have the same number of arguments for `close` as Android, so we're prevented from using this module as-is because of the platform check (see https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows/blob/master/Libraries/WebSocket/WebSocket.windows.js#L136). By switching to an argument count check, this module becomes more useful cross-platform. If you'd like to keep the platform check, I'm also open to inverting the conditional, e.g., `if (Platform.OS !== 'ios')`.
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| if (WebSocketModule.close.length > 1) { |
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How about WebSocketModule.close.length === 3?
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Works for me. Coming right up.
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WebSocket uses the Platform module to check how many arguments for the
closemethod should be used. In react-native-windows, we have the same number of arguments forcloseas Android, so we're prevented from using this module as-is because of the platform check (see https://github.com/Microsoft/react-native-windows/blob/master/Libraries/WebSocket/WebSocket.windows.js#L136).By switching to an argument count check, this module becomes more useful cross-platform. If you'd like to keep the platform check, I'm also open to inverting the conditional, e.g.,
if (Platform.OS !== 'ios').Motivation
I'd like to minimize the amount of code I need to copy over to react-native-windows for platform-specific overrides.
Test Plan
Run jest tests.
Related PRs
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Release Notes
[GENERAL][MINOR][ENHANCEMENT][Libraries/WebSocket/WebSocket.js] - Better enable cross-platform support of WebSocket.js