Vibrate Class

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Vibrate the device for a duration or by vibration type (only on iOS)

You'll find this trigger action in the Fuse.Vibration package, which have to be referenced from your uno project. For example:

{
    "Packages": [
        "Fuse",
        "FuseJS",
        "Fuse.Vibration"
    ]
  }

Example

<StackPanel Margin="20">
    <Button Margin="10" Text="Vibrate">
        <Clicked>
            <Vibrate Duration="5" />
        </Clicked>
    </Button>
</StackPanel>

On iOS you can do vibration by leveraging Taptic Engine. There are 9 types of vibration :

Soft
Rigid
Light
Medium
Heavy
Success
Warning
Error
Selection To activate it, just pass those value to VibrationType property

##Example

<StackPanel Margin="20">
    <!-- Works on iOS using Taptic Engine -->
    <Button Margin="10" Text="Heavy Vibrate">
        <Clicked>
            <Vibrate VibrationType="Heavy" />
        </Clicked>
    </Button>
</StackPanel>

Location

Namespace: Fuse.Vibration
Package: Fuse.Vibration 2.9.1

Show Uno properties and methods

Interface of Vibrate

VibrationType : VibrationType ux

Inherited from TriggerAction

AtProgress : float ux

A value between 0 and 1 for when the action should be performed. Alternative to Delay.

Delay : float ux

The number of seconds after the start of the trigger that the action should be performed.

IsProgressTriggered : bool uno

ProgressWhen(float) : float uno

The node that the action targets. If not specified then the enclsoing Trigger will be used. Several triggers can look for a target starting from this point. Some triggers require a Target to be specified.