@capacitor/haptics

@capacitor/haptics

The Haptics API provides physical feedback to the user through touch or vibration.

On devices that don't have Taptic Engine or Vibrator, the API calls will resolve without performing any action.

Install

npm install @capacitor/haptics
npx cap sync

Example

import { Haptics, ImpactStyle } from '@capacitor/haptics';

const hapticsImpactMedium = async () => {
  await Haptics.impact({ style: ImpactStyle.Medium });
};

const hapticsImpactLight = async () => {
  await Haptics.impact({ style: ImpactStyle.Light });
};

const hapticsVibrate = async () => {
  await Haptics.vibrate();
};

const hapticsSelectionStart = async () => {
  await Haptics.selectionStart();
};

const hapticsSelectionChanged = async () => {
  await Haptics.selectionChanged();
};

const hapticsSelectionEnd = async () => {
  await Haptics.selectionEnd();
};

API

• impact(...)
• notification(...)
• vibrate(...)
• selectionStart()
• selectionChanged()
• selectionEnd()
• Interfaces
• Enums

impact(...)

impact(options?: ImpactOptions | undefined) => Promise<void>

Trigger a haptics "impact" feedback

Param	Type
options	ImpactOptions

Since: 1.0.0

notification(...)

notification(options?: NotificationOptions | undefined) => Promise<void>

Trigger a haptics "notification" feedback

Param	Type
options	NotificationOptions

Since: 1.0.0

vibrate(...)

vibrate(options?: VibrateOptions | undefined) => Promise<void>

Vibrate the device

Param	Type
options	VibrateOptions

Since: 1.0.0

selectionStart()

selectionStart() => Promise<void>

Trigger a selection started haptic hint

Since: 1.0.0

selectionChanged()

selectionChanged() => Promise<void>

Trigger a selection changed haptic hint. If a selection was started already, this will cause the device to provide haptic feedback

Since: 1.0.0

selectionEnd()

selectionEnd() => Promise<void>

If selectionStart() was called, selectionEnd() ends the selection. For example, call this when a user has lifted their finger from a control

Since: 1.0.0

Interfaces

ImpactOptions

Prop	Type	Description	Default	Since
style	ImpactStyle	Impact Feedback Style The mass of the objects in the collision simulated by a UIImpactFeedbackGenerator object.	ImpactStyle.Heavy	1.0.0

NotificationOptions

Prop	Type	Description	Default	Since
type	NotificationType	Notification Feedback Type The type of notification feedback generated by a UINotificationFeedbackGenerator object.	NotificationType.SUCCESS	1.0.0

VibrateOptions

Prop	Type	Description	Default	Since
duration	number	Duration of the vibration in milliseconds.	300	1.0.0

Enums

ImpactStyle

Members	Value	Description	Since
Heavy	'HEAVY'	A collision between large, heavy user interface elements	1.0.0
Medium	'MEDIUM'	A collision between moderately sized user interface elements	1.0.0
Light	'LIGHT'	A collision between small, light user interface elements	1.0.0

NotificationType

Members	Value	Description	Since
Success	'SUCCESS'	A notification feedback type indicating that a task has completed successfully	1.0.0
Warning	'WARNING'	A notification feedback type indicating that a task has produced a warning	1.0.0
Error	'ERROR'	A notification feedback type indicating that a task has failed	1.0.0

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