The IOS and Android APIs have diverged with each other, the .d.ts and the docs, this is an attempt to bring them all back into sync.
Changes:
authorize() now returns a Promise<AuthorizationResult> for both android and IOS, where the authorized property indicates success, and the details property holds the returned value from the call to @nativescript-community/perms, previously IOS threw an error on , and android returned the raw response from @nativescript-community/perms which came in two different forms depending on android version.
In the returned result from present() each result[i].thumbnail is now an ImageSource, this was previously a BitMap for android / ImageSource for IOS.
result[i].duration is now typed correctly as a number, previously typed as a string, but was always set with a number.
The IOS and Android APIs have diverged with each other, the
.d.tsand the docs, this is an attempt to bring them all back into sync.Changes:
authorize() now returns a
Promise<AuthorizationResult>for both android and IOS, where theauthorizedproperty indicates success, and thedetailsproperty holds the returned value from the call to@nativescript-community/perms, previously IOS threw an error on , and android returned the raw response from@nativescript-community/permswhich came in two different forms depending on android version.In the returned result from
present()eachresult[i].thumbnailis now anImageSource, this was previously aBitMapfor android /ImageSourcefor IOS.result[i].durationis now typed correctly as anumber, previously typed as a string, but was always set with a number.Uses
@nativescript-community/permsin IOS.