Sparkling
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      • Response codes

      Sparkling Method response codes follow the Android/iOS native bridge convention. This convention is the source of truth for sparkling-method, generated method wrappers, and built-in method packages.

      CodeMeaning
      1Success
      0Method executed but failed
      NegativeBridge, parameter, permission, timeout, or infrastructure error

      Common negative codes

      CodeMeaning
      -1JS-side validation or local wrapper error
      -2Method not registered / no handler
      -3Invalid parameters
      -5Invalid result
      -6Unauthorized access
      -7Operation cancelled
      -8Operation timeout
      -9Not found
      -997Frontend returned 404
      -998Frontend method undefined
      -999Manual callback from business side
      -1000Unknown error
      -1001Network unreachable
      -1002Network timeout
      -1003Malformed response

      Usage

      methodCall(params, (res) => {
  if (res.code === 1) {
    // success
    return;
  }

  console.error(res.msg);
});

      Use res.code === 1 for success checks and res.code !== 1 for failure checks. Do not treat 0 as success.