Make game events emit haptic effects #2079
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Instead of a generic 'vibrate' game events now emit different haptic effects. Fixes: lichess-org#1918
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It looks good! Going to test this now. |
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Sorry there will be some delay on this one as I have currently an issue where Xcode doesn't let me run the app on my device. I think I need to update it but I have no stable connection at the moment to download the 12G. |
This was referenced Apr 17, 2022
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Instead of a generic 'vibrate' game events now emit different haptic effects.
There are different effects for:
Fixes: #1918
Caveat:
I have very little idea what I'm doing here. Haven't used capacitor before and it's been quite a while since I touched mobile dev.
Seems to work as expected though, both in "play against computer" and online play.