vibration_service 1.0.0

Lightweight haptic helpers for Flutter using HapticFeedback—success, failure, refresh, warning, selection, and custom duration patterns.

vibration_service

Small, static helpers for consistent haptic feedback in Flutter apps using HapticFeedback.

Install

dependencies:
  vibration_service: ^0.1.0

Run flutter pub get.

Usage

Import the library and call the methods from your widgets or logic (for example after a network error or a successful save):

import 'package:vibration_service/vibration_service.dart';

// On validation / API error
await VibrationService.failure();

await VibrationService.success();
await VibrationService.onRefresh();
await VibrationService.warning();
await VibrationService.selection();
await VibrationService.scroll();
await VibrationService.light();
await VibrationService.heavy();

// Alternating vibrate (even indices, ms) and pause (odd indices, ms)
await VibrationService.custom([30, 50, 80, 50]);

Notes

• Uses haptics (short taps), not the device vibrator motor API; behavior depends on the platform and hardware.
• _canVibrate currently always returns true; you can fork or extend the package to query settings or platform capabilities if you need that.

Platform Setup

To use this vibration package, you must follow these platform-specific requirements:

🤖 Android

Add the vibration permission to your AndroidManifest.xml file located in android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml:

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.VIBRATE"/>

🍎 iOS

Physical Device Required: Please note that haptic feedback and vibrations do not work on the iOS Simulator. You must test the vibration functionality on a physical iPhone.

No additional Info.plist permissions are required for standard vibrations.