nativescript magnetometer data access with javascript
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how can I access the magnetometer data on iOS or Android through NativeScript without using native APIs? Just looking to get a simple heading reading.
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javascript nativescript magnetometer
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how can I access the magnetometer data on iOS or Android through NativeScript without using native APIs? Just looking to get a simple heading reading.
I'm using the JavaScript framework for development
javascript nativescript magnetometer
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how can I access the magnetometer data on iOS or Android through NativeScript without using native APIs? Just looking to get a simple heading reading.
I'm using the JavaScript framework for development
javascript nativescript magnetometer
asked Nov 11 at 17:53
Ihab Ali
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how can I access the magnetometer data on iOS or Android through NativeScript without using native APIs? Just looking to get a simple heading reading.
I'm using the JavaScript framework for development
javascript nativescript magnetometer
javascript nativescript magnetometer
asked Nov 11 at 17:53
Ihab Ali
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asked Nov 11 at 17:53
Ihab Ali
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asked Nov 11 at 17:53
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asked Nov 11 at 17:53
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asked Nov 11 at 17:53
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Well we have the Core Motions plugin already, did you try that?
As per plugin's author, these sensors are not yet available for Android, neither I found any official docs on that.
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
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Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
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Well we have the Core Motions plugin already, did you try that?
As per plugin's author, these sensors are not yet available for Android, neither I found any official docs on that.
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
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up vote
0
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Well we have the Core Motions plugin already, did you try that?
As per plugin's author, these sensors are not yet available for Android, neither I found any official docs on that.
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
0
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Well we have the Core Motions plugin already, did you try that?
As per plugin's author, these sensors are not yet available for Android, neither I found any official docs on that.
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
Well we have the Core Motions plugin already, did you try that?
As per plugin's author, these sensors are not yet available for Android, neither I found any official docs on that.
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
answered Nov 11 at 18:44
Manoj
3,4231920
3,4231920
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
add a comment |
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Thanks, I’m aware of the plugin but as you mentioned Android is not supported and while I would like to be able to develop a cross platform app, Android is what I need for now. The accelerometer plugin from npm works well but I’m just looking for a simple way to access compass heading so I can get full device orientation for an AR application that I’m trying to build. Is there a way to access the javascript HTML5 devicemotion event handler inside NativeScript?
– Ihab Ali
Nov 11 at 21:08
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
Yes, you can. Use nativescript-webview-interface plugin to communicate between WebView and your native app.
– Manoj
Nov 11 at 21:17
add a comment |
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