angular-vibrator v0.2.0
Angular Vibrator
####Angular Vibrator is an angular wrapper for the vibration API
You want to use the vibration API on your Angular application? You're at the right place.
Installation
via bower:
$ bower install angular-vibratorvia npm:
$ npm install angular-vibratorUsage
1 - Include the vibrator as a dependency for your app.
angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-vibrator'])2 - Use vibrator service as a dependency in your controller
.controller('VibrationsCtrl', ['$scope', 'vibrator', function($scope, vibrator){
$scope.vibrate = function(duration) {
vibrator.vibrate(duration);
};
}]);3 - Bind it to the view (optional)
<body ng-app="VibratorDemo" ng-controller="VibrationsCtrl">
<!-- some html ... -->
<input type="text" ng-model="duration">
<button ng-click="vibrate(duration)">
Click me (I'll vibrate for {{duration}} ms)
</button>
<!-- some html ... -->
</body>Configuration
Choose your own sequences
By default the sequences are already defined. But if you want to change it/adapt it to your need you can do it easily:
angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-vibrator'])
.config(['vibratorProvider', function(vibratorProvider) {
// Define your own sequences
var sequences = {
default: 900,
twice: [200, 100, 300],
long: 2500
};
vibratorProvider.setSequences(sequences);
}])Checkout the example folder for more informations/tips.
Error Handling
Angular Vibrator includes error handling through broadcast messages sent from the $rootScope. This way you can, in your application, easily catch these errors and do whatever you want with it.
Here is how you can implement this:
angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-vibrator'])
.controller('VibrationsCtrl', ['$scope', function($scope){
$scope.$on('vibrator:unsupportedBrowser', function() {
console.log('Do whatever you want like display a warning on the page');
});
}]);License
Licensed under the MIT license