From @vallemar
...how and when to use the @nativeclass or @interface annotations, also how to add delegates in iOS. In general, how to access native under the most common situations
Example android class
@NativeClass()
@Interfaces([android.hardware.SensorEventListener])
class SensorEventListenerAndroid
extends java.lang.Object
implements android.hardware.SensorEventListener
{
callback: (event: number[]) => void;
callbackOnAccuracyChanged: (
sensor: android.hardware.Sensor,
accuracy: number
) => void;
constructor(callback: (data) => void) {
super();
this.callback = callback;
return global.__native(this);
}
onAccuracyChanged(sensor: android.hardware.Sensor, accuracy: number): void {
if (this.callbackOnAccuracyChanged) {
this.callbackOnAccuracyChanged(sensor, accuracy);
}
}
onSensorChanged(event: android.hardware.SensorEvent): void {
if (!event || (event.values.length === 0 && event.values[0])) return;
this.callback(event.values as number[]);
}
}
export { SensorEventListenerAndroid };
Document:
@NativeClass@ObjCProtocols@JavaProxy@Interfaces- ... ?
Eventually, we'll consolidate all of these into the @NativeClass as parameters, but until then, let's document all of these.
From @vallemar
...how and when to use the @nativeclass or @interface annotations, also how to add delegates in iOS. In general, how to access native under the most common situations
Example android class
Document:
@NativeClass@ObjCProtocols@JavaProxy@InterfacesEventually, we'll consolidate all of these into the
@NativeClassas parameters, but until then, let's document all of these.