I have a Javascript function which should (does) return a string. The issue is that the C# part is always null although I've verified the JS function IS returning a string.
Here's the Javascript function:
window.get_current_user = () => {
Moralis.User.currentAsync().then(function (user) {
var wallet = user.get('ethAddress');
return wallet;
});
}
Here's the C# calling it
private async void GetAddress()
{
var userAddress = await _js.InvokeAsync<string>("get_current_user");
_js.InvokeVoidAsync("alert", userAddress);
}
I've used the Chrome Dev Console dev tools to breakpoint at the line in which it returns the value and verified the value is correct and a string.
I've also placed a breakpoint on the 4th line of the GetAddress function and see that the value of 'userAddress' is indeed null
Do the following, the return should be outside of the second function: