How to set network timeout?

[zeew]

The default timeout >60s,I want to set it by myself.
thanks!

[loplopLover]

You can set it like as:

import Foundation
import Alamofire

class DefaultAlamofireManager: Alamofire.SessionManager {
    static let sharedManager: DefaultAlamofireManager = {
        let configuration = URLSessionConfiguration.default
        configuration.httpAdditionalHeaders = Alamofire.SessionManager.defaultHTTPHeaders
        configuration.timeoutIntervalForRequest = 20 // as seconds, you can set your request timeout
        configuration.timeoutIntervalForResource = 20 // as seconds, you can set your resource timeout
        configuration.requestCachePolicy = .useProtocolCachePolicy
        return DefaultAlamofireManager(configuration: configuration)
    }()    
}

and you should put DefaultAlamofireManager into the your provider like this:

let Provider = MoyaProvider<GithubAPI>(endpointClosure: endpointClosure,
        manager: DefaultAlamofireManager.sharedManager,
        plugins: [NetworkActivityPlugin(networkActivityClosure: networkActivityClosure)])

[BasThomas]

Does @haydarKarkin's answer solve your problem, @zeew? Let us know it doesn't :)

[AndrewSB]

Closing this for now @zeew, please re-open this if @haydarKarkin's solution doesn't solve your problem!

[mrdaios]

@AndrewSB how To Target special setup?
tks

[AndrewSB]

@mrdaios can you elaborate?

[mrdaios]

public enum GitHub {
    case zen
    case userProfile(String)
    case userRepositories(String)
    case requestSomeThings
}

Github.requestSomeThings may take a while, how to set timeout for this.

@AndrewSB tks.

[AndrewSB]

You want to have a variable timeout based on the target? For example: you want .zen to timeout in 60 seconds, but .requestSomeThings to timeout after 45 seconds?

[mrdaios]

yes。

[Blackjacx]

Oh that would be interesting for me too since I'd like to avoid reference Alamofire directly

[AndrewSB]

Hmm, yeah. That's an interesting question. I don't know if we have a per-target timeout setup yet.

The easiest thing right now, would be to add var timeoutInterval: TimeInterval { get } to your enum, and cancel override the provider.request function to cancel the request after the target. timeoutInterval .

To get a better solution for per target timeouts, creating a new issue is probably the best idea, to get other people's opinions 😄