On Session Error

Fired when a session-level error occurs, such as a failed reconnection attempt or a token expiry. Use the reason to determine the appropriate recovery action.

Event Registration

fun setSessionErrorListener(
  fn: (reason: SessionErrorReason) -> Unit
): Subscription

Usage Example

 client.setSessionErrorListener { error: SessionErrorReason ->
     when (error) {
         SessionErrorReason.TokenExpired -> TODO()
         SessionErrorReason.TransportClosed -> TODO()
         SessionErrorReason.PingTimeout -> TODO()
     }
 }

Event Data

Parameter	Type	Description
reason	SessionErrorReason	The reason the session error occurred — see below

SessionErrorReason

Android / Web value	iOS value	Description
tokenExpired / TOKEN_EXPIRED	VGSessionErrorReasonTokenExpired	The session JWT has expired
transportClosed / TRANSPORT_CLOSED	VGSessionErrorReasonTransportClosed	The WebSocket transport was closed unexpectedly
pingTimeout / PING_TIMEOUT	VGSessionErrorReasonPingTimeout	The session ping timed out, indicating a connection loss

Notes

• When receiving tokenExpired, mint a fresh JWT from your backend and call createSession again
• transportClosed and pingTimeout indicate connectivity issues — consider showing a disconnected state and attempting a new session
• This event fires after automatic reconnection has been exhausted

Related Actions

• createSession - Create a new session after error recovery
• deleteSession - Clean up the current session

Related Events

• onReconnecting - Fired when the session begins reconnecting
• onReconnection - Fired when the session reconnects successfully