connectionStatus

connectionStatus is a property that indicates the current state of a network connection. It is commonly found in web APIs and software applications that interact with the internet. The value of connectionStatus typically reflects whether a device is connected to a network, and sometimes provides additional details about the connection's quality or type.

Common values for connectionStatus include "connected," "disconnected," and "connecting." In some implementations, it might also provide more granular information, such as "wifi," "ethernet," or "cellular," to identify the specific type of network being used. Applications can monitor connectionStatus to dynamically adjust their behavior. For instance, a web application might display a "no internet" message when connectionStatus is "disconnected" or attempt to re-establish a connection.

The implementation and specific values of connectionStatus can vary depending on the platform or API. For example, in a web browser context, it might be part of the Network Information API. Understanding connectionStatus is crucial for developing robust applications that can gracefully handle network interruptions and provide a seamless user experience. It allows developers to anticipate and respond to the availability of network resources.