7d51fc60a5
Web NFC isn't exposed in Capacitor's WebView, so the APK needs a native writer.
Adds packages/skatespots-nfc — a local Capacitor Android plugin (Kotlin,
enableReaderMode + NDEF URL record), registered BY NAME (not bundled). lib/nfc.ts
now uses the plugin on native and Web NFC on the web. iOS can't write tags.
⚠️ UNVERIFIED (needs cap sync + a device). README documents it.
22 lines
897 B
TypeScript
22 lines
897 B
TypeScript
/**
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* SkateSpots NFC writer — TS↔Kotlin bridge.
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*
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* Web NFC isn't exposed inside Capacitor's WebView, so the APK writes tags via
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* this local plugin. It writes ONLY the verify URL (the same pointer the QR
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* carries). On the web, `src/lib/nfc.ts` falls back to Web NFC.
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*
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* The app registers this plugin BY NAME via `@capacitor/core`; it does not
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* import this package into the web bundle.
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*/
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import { registerPlugin } from '@capacitor/core';
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export interface SkateSpotsNfcPlugin {
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/** Whether the device has an NFC adapter. */
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isSupported(): Promise<{ supported: boolean }>;
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/** Enable reader mode and write the URL to the first NDEF tag tapped. */
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writeUrl(options: { url: string }): Promise<void>;
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/** Stop waiting for a tag and reject the pending write. */
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cancel(): Promise<void>;
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}
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export const SkateSpotsNfc = registerPlugin<SkateSpotsNfcPlugin>('SkateSpotsNfc');
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