Errorcode: -999

[meandmyselfinoneperson]

Hi Christopher,

thanks for sharing the CDYelpFusionKit.

With my Xcode 9.1 and Swift 3 installation I run in a network issue after I am authorized and my parameters (e.g. for search) are transferred:
finished with error - code: -999
searchBusinesses(byTerm) failure: cancelled

It seems there is an issue in the CDYelpAPIClient.swift with

self.manager.request(CDYelpRouter.search(parameters: params)).responseObject { (response: DataResponse)

I tried hard to find out but couldn't finally solve the issue.

Do you have any idea?

[chrisdhaan]

Hi @meandmyselfinoneperson . That generally occurs when there is a timeout or a bad network connection. Are you still receiving the same error?

[chrisdhaan]

Hi @meandmyselfinoneperson

Are you still running into this error?

[Pigpocket]

Hi @chrisdhaan

Thanks for creating this framework! I was trying to write all this from scratch--awful.

I am actually get this error after implementing it though. This is my printout:

2018-03-15 18:30:13.698594-0700 MartiniFinder[88660:7097856] Could not inset legal attribution from corner 4 2018-03-15 18:30:13.758028-0700 MartiniFinder[88660:7097948] Task <FE5858E7-60C6-40A2-B506-99FE2DC03484>.<1> finished with error - code: -999 2018-03-15 18:30:13.758155-0700 MartiniFinder[88660:7097894] Task <FE5858E7-60C6-40A2-B506-99FE2DC03484>.<1> HTTP load failed (error code: -999 [1:89]) searchBusinesses(byTerm) failure: cancelled

[chrisdhaan]

@Pigpocket could I get some more context into what you are trying to do? What OS are you using? you don't have to share the project but could you at least share the call you are trying to make in a Markdown code block?

[Pigpocket]

Hey @chrisdhaan

I'm happy to share the code, it's for a capstone project in a class I'm taking. FYI: I have a whole bunch of organic network code in this project from me trying to build it from scratch... you can just ignore that as it is not related to the error:

https://github.com/Pigpocket/MartiniFinder

This is the specific call, I dropped the apiKey of course:

 `let yelpAPIClient = CDYelpAPIClient(apiKey: apiKey)
    
    yelpAPIClient.searchBusinesses(byTerm: "martini", location: nil, latitude: MapCenter.shared.latitude, longitude: MapCenter.shared.longitude, radius: 16000, categories: nil, locale: nil, limit: 20, offset: nil, sortBy: nil, priceTiers: nil, openNow: true, openAt: nil, attributes: nil) { (response) in
        
        if let response = response,
            let businesses = response.businesses,
            businesses.count > 0 {
            print("***These are the yelpAPIClient businesses printed: \(businesses)")
        }
    }`

[Pigpocket]

@chrisdhaan I didn't mention this is in iOS 11.1. Let me know if you need any more info. Thanks,

[chrisdhaan]

Apologies for the slow response @Pigpocket. Had a busy weekend. Looking into this today.

[Pigpocket]

@chrisdhaan No worries! Just glad this repo exists!

[chrisdhaan]

@Pigpocket I looked in your repo on the YelpWrapper branch and I could not find that code. Could you point me to what class I should be looking at?

[Pigpocket]

Whoops! I hadn't committed it yet. Take a look meow and let me know if you see it. It's in the MapViewController.

[Pigpocket]

Hey @chrisdhaan let me know if there's any other information you need. Your repo seems perfect and I'm trying to implement it as soon as possible!

[chrisdhaan]

@Pigpocket I don't have the ability to commit the changes that will fix you code to the repo. I've opened issues. Fix the issues and your code will work.

[Pigpocket]

@chrisdhaan thanks for that, I see those and have made the changes but am getting: "searchBusinesses(byTerm) error: An access token must be supplied in order to use this endpoint."

I detailed that in the issue on my repo and added you as a collaborator. Thanks so much for your help!