Vibration/Taptic/Haptic motor provider

[0neGal]

This'd allow widgets to give the user feedback when clicking things, which could be very useful to give the widgets a more native feel.

[0neGal]

Furthermore the API could look like this:

api.vibrate({
	type: "medium", // or heavy, light etc, this'd only be available for taptic engine devices
	duration: 300, // self explanatory, how long the vibration will last (in ms) not sure what iOS uses by default but properly some very low number
})

// in simpler form
api.vibrate({type "medium", duration: 300})

// or perhaps just normal arguments
// however in my opinion this is a bad idea.
api.vibrate("medium", 300) 

[Matchstic]

I’m fairly sure the JS specification already supports this. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigator/vibrate

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[0neGal]

Didn't even know this existed! Quickly testing it, it doesn't seem to work?

window.navigator.vibrate(200)

At least it does nothing for me.