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nativescript-shatterview
Advanced tools
Make sure to hold down on the view item to see the effect... the cracks start then when they hit the edges it breaks
** ANDROID ONLY (sorry iOS) **
Works awesome on device, geny throws lots of cancel events for some reason
var shatterview = require("nativescript-shatterview");
exports.pageLoaded = function (args) {
page = args.object;
page.bindingContext = viewModel;
var options = {
complexity: 12,
breakDuration: 700,
fallDuration: 2000,
circleRiftsRadius: 50
};
var image = page.getViewById("image");
shatterview.allowShatter(image, options);
var button = page.getViewById("button");
shatterview.allowShatter(button, options);
var label = page.getViewById("label");
shatterview.allowShatter(label, options);
shatterview.allowShatter(page, options);
}
// Args returns the view being maniupulated
shatterview.on("start", function (args) {
console.log("Break started");
});
So you don't handle a tap event to shatter, you make something shatterable and the click\tap is done automatically by the plugin.
BrokenView Plugin lovingly created by zhanyongsheng
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Break your views into pieces
We found that nativescript-shatterview 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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