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I would like to check my Internet connection in my Ionic React application. All what I find on Internet is for Ionic angular. How can I do that ?

Timothy Cuenat
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If you are using Ionic with Capacitor u can use the @capacitor/network api.

Abdes
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Ok thanks, I find something else ...

['load', 'online', 'offline'].forEach(function (e) {
    window.addEventListener(e, () => { props.setNetworkState(navigator.onLine ? "online" : "offline") });
  });
Timothy Cuenat
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  • Are you tested it in a real device? window.navigator.onLine works only on the browser but if you target a real device (Android...) it doesn't work. – Abdes Oct 08 '21 at 11:47