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cordova-hmsgmschecker-plugin
Advanced tools
Use this plugin to check if an android device has the `Huawei Services` available or `Google Services`
Use this plugin to check if an android device has the Huawei Services available. It would be helpful if you want to check if the device is a Huawei without Google Services.
cordova plugin add https://github.com/angelcamacho34/cordova-HMSGMS-Checker-plugin
or
cordova plugin add cordova-hmsgmschecker-plugin
// available => Android
HMSGMSChecker.isHMSAvailable(successCallback, failureCallback)
successCallback({ status: boolean}) status will be true if the device is a Huawei devicefailureCallback(error:string) is called if there was an error checking if the device has not Huawei Services.HMSGMSChecker.isGMSAvailable(successCallback, failureCallback)
successCallback({ status: boolean}) status will be true if the device is a Google devicefailureCallback(error:string) is called if there was an error checking if the device has not Google Services.On service or component when you are going to use the plugin:
declare const HMSGMSChecker;
@Component({...}) //It could be a @Injectable()
export class Component {
validateHuaweiServices() {
return new Promise((res, rej) => {
HMSGMSChecker.isHMSAvailable(
({ status }) => res(status),
(err) => rej(err)
)
})
}
yourFunc() {
this.validateHuaweiServices()
.then(...)
.catch(...)
}
}
git checkout -b feature/my-feature)git commit -am 'Changes description')git push origin feature/my-feature)FAQs
Use this plugin to check if an android device has the `Huawei Services` available or `Google Services`
We found that cordova-hmsgmschecker-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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