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@lo-ink/adapter-webapp-compat

v0.20.3

Published

Shared implementation detail for LO WebApp compatibility adapters

Readme

@lo-ink/adapter-webapp-compat

Shared wire translation used by the LO and Telegram adapters. Applications should install a host adapter instead of importing this package directly.

Sensor starts return false without acquiring a manager that is already running or has a pending acquisition, including an acquisition by another SDK client. Pending starts release their own activity when cancelled; a late successful callback stops that activity unless a newer request owns the same manager. Callers remain responsible for stopping sensors after a successful completed start when their feature unmounts. Sensor failure events expose a normalized reason.

Canonical SDK content insets are additional to system safe-area insets. Telegram already provides that convention. LO legacy WebApp hosts provide the full content obstruction instead; their adapter opts into contentSafeAreaIncludesSystem and subtracts the system inset, clamping at zero. Both legacy inset events refresh the derived value. The Telegram adapter recognizes the LO compatibility alias only when scope.LO.WebApp and scope.Telegram.WebApp are the same object; a real Telegram host keeps its original additive values.