Feedback
Defined under the namespace Scandit.Datacapture.Core
- Vibration
class Vibration
Added in version 6.8.0
A vibration, to be emitted for example when a code has been successfully scanned.
- defaultVibration
static get defaultVibration(): Vibration
Added in version 6.8.0
The default vibration for a successful scan.
- selectionHapticFeedback
static get selectionHapticFeedback(): Vibration
Added in version 6.8.0
It creates haptics to indicate a change in selection. In particular it uses UISelectionFeedbackGenerator. Please note that if the device does not have the Taptic Engine, no vibration will be emitted.
Only available on iOS.
- successHapticFeedback
static get successHapticFeedback(): Vibration
Added in version 6.8.0
It creates haptics to communicate successes. This is a notification feedback type, indicating that a task has completed successfully. In particular it uses UINotificationFeedbackGenerator with type UINotificationFeedbackTypeSuccess. Please note that if the device does not have the Taptic Engine, no vibration will be emitted.
Only available on iOS.
- Sound
class Sound
Added in version 6.8.0
A sound, to be played for example when a code has been successfully scanned.
- Feedback
class Feedback
Added in version 6.8.0
A feedback consisting of a sound and vibration, for example to be provided by a device when a code has been successfully scanned.
- defaultFeedback()
static get defaultFeedback(): Feedback
Added in version 6.8.0
The default feedback consisting of a default sound and a default vibration.
- sound
get sound(): Sound | null
Added in version 6.8.0
The sound to be played when a feedback is required. If null, no sound is played. Depending on the device’s ring mode and/or volume settings, no sound may be played even if this property is properly set to a non-null instance.
- vibration
get vibration(): Vibration | null
Added in version 6.8.0
The vibration to be emitted when a feedback is required. If null, no vibration is emitted. This property is further influenced by the device’s ring mode: the device may not vibrate even if this property is properly set to a non-null instance.
- WaveFormVibration
class WaveFormVibration : Vibration
Added in version 6.21.0
A wave form vibration, to be emitted for example when a code has been successfully scanned.
- constructor(timings, amplitudes)
constructor(timings: number[], amplitudes: number[] | null)
Added in version 6.21.0
Creates a new WaveFormVibration object with timings and amplitudes.