haptic_feedback 0.5.1+1

A Flutter plugin for haptic feedback. While it utilizes standard iOS haptics, it aims to emulate these same haptic patterns on Android for a consistent experience across platforms.

0.5.1+1

• Add an article link about using the plugin to the readme. Thanks @kamranbekirovyz!

0.5.1

• Update podspec version.

0.5.0

• Early return if platform is not supported (instead of an exception). Supported are iOS an Android. Thanks @rizerco!
• Upgrade Android dependencies (Gradle, AGP, Java, Kotlin).
• Widen flutter_lints constraints.

0.4.2

• Update package description.

0.4.1

• Update example.

0.4.0

• canVibrate() is now a method.
• Catching of native errors on Android: You can call vibrate() without checking canVibrate() first.
• Improve docs.

0.3.3+1

• Fix typo in readme. Thanks @walid-ashik!

0.3.3

• Update podspec version.

0.3.2

• Maintenance release.
• Update gradle, kotlin, and mockito.

0.3.1

• Update podspec version.

0.3.0

• Update package identifier.

0.2.5

• Refactor example.

0.2.4

• Small refactoring.

0.2.3

• Check API level before calling hasAmplitudeControl().

0.2.2

• Update version in podspec.

0.2.1

• Refactor Kotlin code.

0.2.0

• Improve docs.
• Add private constructor to Haptics.

0.1.1

• Improve docs.

0.1.0

• Format Swift code.

0.0.9

• Call fallback methods on iOS < 13 for .rigid and .soft haptics.

0.0.8

• Refactor canVibrate implementation for supporting lower iOS versions.

0.0.7

• Format native code.

0.0.6

• Refactor canVibrate method into a getter for improved readability and usage.

0.0.5

• Make methods static.

0.0.4

• Add namespace to build.gradle.
• Update Kotlin version of example.
• Upgrade Gradle version of example.
• Upgrade Android Gradle Plugin version of example.

0.0.3

• Fine-tune Android haptics.

0.0.2

• Update description.

0.0.1

• Initial release.