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Summary: This is a revised follow up version from #8574 ( originally implemented in `objc` ) This PR change the implementation in JS suggested by javache **motivation** To supports vibration pattern like android. The [iOS vibration implementation link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12966467/are-there-apis-for-custom-vibrations-in-ios/13047464#13047464) mentioned by skv-headless at facebook/react-native#6061 (comment), which will not be accepted by apple since that implementation uses a private API. Thus, I use pure public API `NSTimer` to implement it. **Note** Since vibration time on iOS is not configurable, there are slightly differences with android. for example: **Android Usage:** `Vibration.vibrate([0, 500, 200, 500])` ==> V(0.5s) --wait(0.2s)--> V(0.5s) `Vibration.vibrate([300, 500, 200, 500])` ==> --wait(0.3s)--> V(0.5s) --wait(0.2s)--> V(0.5s) **iOS Usage:** if first argument is 0, it will not be included in pattern array. ( vibration Closes facebook/react-native#9233 Differential Revision: D3775085 Pulled By: javache fbshipit-source-id: 370495857d5581399de32d2bed1ea1bcce193e9d
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This is a revised follow up version from #8574 ( originally implemented in
objc)This PR change the implementation in JS suggested by @javache
motivation
To supports vibration pattern like android.
The iOS vibration implementation link mentioned by @skv-headless at #6061 (comment), which will not be accepted by apple since that implementation uses a private API. Thus, I use pure public API
NSTimerto implement it.Note
Since vibration time on iOS is not configurable, there are slightly differences with android.
for example:
Android Usage:
Vibration.vibrate([0, 500, 200, 500])==> V(0.5s) --wait(0.2s)--> V(0.5s)
Vibration.vibrate([300, 500, 200, 500])==> --wait(0.3s)--> V(0.5s) --wait(0.2s)--> V(0.5s)
iOS Usage:
if first argument is 0, it will not be included in pattern array.
( vibration length on iOS is about 500ms )
Vibration.vibrate([0, 1000, 2000, 3000])==> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(2s)--> V(fixed) --wait(3s)--> V(fixed)
Vibration.vibrate([0, 1000, 2000, 3000], true)==> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(2s)--> V(fixed) --wait(3s)--> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(2s)--> V(fixed) --wait(3s)--> V(fixed)
Vibration.vibrate([1000, 2000], true)==> --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(2s)--> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(2s)--> V(fixed)
Vibration.vibrate([0, 1000], true)==> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed) --wait(1s)--> V(fixed)
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I also added examples in
UIExplorer.Open
UIExploreron iOS, and plays it around.