0.2.6-beta02

basic-haptic/app.lexilabs.basic.haptic

Package-level declarations

Types

DependsOnAndroidVibratePermission

@Target(allowedTargets = [AnnotationTarget.CLASS, AnnotationTarget.FUNCTION])

annotation class DependsOnAndroidVibratePermission

Indicates that the Android Permission for VIBRATE is missing from the manifest. You can add it by including the following line of code in your AndroidManifest.xml file:

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

@DependsOnAndroidVibratePermission

expect class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

actual class Haptic(context: Any)

Creates vibrations using Vibration presets which have been standardized across platforms.

interface Vibration

To be extended by any value, object, or class that represents a vibration