Reputation: 2358
I would like to ask on how you can set your own event listener in your Cordova plugin.
I have this Share dialog
for my Android and I wanted to have my Javascript to set a listener for onShareDialogDismiss
or onShareDialogLaunched
What would likely to happen in Javascript would look like this.
// Set a listener for dialog dismiss
document.addEventListener('onShareDialogDismiss', listenerCallback, false);
// Set a listener for dialog launch
document.addEventListener('onShareDialogLaunch', launchCallback, false);
I have this code from Titanium, but it's using TiViewProxy
class, would likely to know how you could do an alternative for fireEvent()
in pure Android implementation
Thanks!
Upvotes: 6
Views: 4376
Reputation: 17647
Firstly have you already read Cordova plugin development documentation?
Then you can see how a plugin like this cordova-plugin-network-information is done :
Check for example the JS interface code in which there are these code lines to raise a Document event:
cordova.fireDocumentEvent("offline");
or
cordova.fireDocumentEvent("online");
Reading inside cordova.js there is a minimal documentation for this API:
/**
* Method to fire event from native code
* bNoDetach is required for events which cause an exception which needs to be caught in native code
*/
fireDocumentEvent: function(type, data, bNoDetach)
Another API available is fireWindowEvent: function(type, data)
, but you can find out other APIs reading directly inside cordova.js.
Upvotes: 6