Why does my

TypesenseInstantSearchAdapter

setup in React Native fail to connect, even though raw Axios calls to the same Railway-hosted Typesense endpoint succeed? I'm passing the correct hostname and API key, using port 8080 and protocol 'https'. Could it be an adapter limitation in mobile environments, or is there a mismatch in how the host or connection settings are parsed?

import TypesenseInstantSearchAdapter from 'typesense-instantsearch-adapter';

import config from '@/utils/config'; const createTypesenseAdapter = (lat: number, lng: number, radius = '30km') => { console.log("lat is" + lat + " lng is" + lng + " radius is" + radius); console.log("config is" + JSON.stringify(config, null, 2)); return new TypesenseInstantSearchAdapter({ server: { apiKey: apikey, nodes: [ { host: 'typesense-production-uytfg.up.railway.app', port: 8080, protocol: 'https' } ], timeoutSeconds: 50 } , additionalSearchParameters: { query_by: [ 'name_en', 'name_am', 'description_en', 'description_am', 'address', 'services.name_en', 'services.name_am', 'services.description_en', 'services.description_am', ], // Dynamically add location filter filter_by: lat && lng ?

location:([${lat}, ${lng}], radius: ${radius})

: '', sort_by: lat && lng ?

location(${lat}, ${lng}):asc

: 'name_en:asc', }, }) }; export default createTypesenseAdapter;