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vue-insomnia
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Prevents the display of a mobile device from going to sleep by playing a small (6kb) mp4 video that's positioned off screen on a loop.
Import into your project using npm or yarn.
yarn add vue-insomnia
or npm install --save vue-insomnia
In your main.js (or equivalent) import and then use vue-insomnia.
import vueInsomnia from "vue-insomnia";
Vue.use(vueInsomnia);
There are two methods globally available, vueInsomnia().on() and vueInsomnia().off(), to toggle screen wake lock on and off, respectively. For example, to turn on the wake lock when a component is loaded:
mounted: {
this.vueInsomnia().on();
}
or to use in a component template:
Add a method
methods: {
wakeLockOn() {
this.vueInsomnia().on();
},
wakeLockOff() {
this.vueInsomnia().off();
}
}
and then use the method:
<button @click="wakeLockOn">Wake Lock on</button>
FAQs
A vue plugin that prevents display sleep.
The npm package vue-insomnia receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, vue-insomnia popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vue-insomnia 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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