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capacitor-sunmi-display

v0.1.0

Published

Android-only Capacitor plugin for rendering HTML on Sunmi dual-screen customer displays.

Readme

capacitor-sunmi-display

Android-only Capacitor plugin for rendering HTML on the customer-facing screen of Sunmi dual-screen POS devices.

The plugin uses the standard Android DisplayManager + Presentation APIs. It does not require a Sunmi-specific AAR and does not support Sunmi T1-style separate customer-display APK flows.

Install

npm install capacitor-sunmi-display
npx cap sync android

API

import { SunmiDisplay } from 'capacitor-sunmi-display';

const availability = await SunmiDisplay.isSecondaryDisplayAvailable();

if (availability.available) {
  await SunmiDisplay.showUrl({
    url: `${window.location.origin}/customer-display`,
  });

  await SunmiDisplay.showHtml({
    html: '<!doctype html><html><body><h1>Hello customer</h1></body></html>',
    baseUrl: window.location.origin,
  });

  await SunmiDisplay.evaluateJavascript({
    script: "document.body.style.background = '#fff7e8';",
  });
}

await SunmiDisplay.hide();

Methods

isSecondaryDisplayAvailable()

Returns whether Android exposes at least one presentation display.

showHtml({ html, baseUrl? })

Shows the secondary display and loads the provided HTML into a WebView. baseUrl is optional, but pass your app origin when the HTML references relative assets.

showUrl({ url })

Shows the secondary display and navigates its WebView to the provided absolute URL.

evaluateJavascript({ script })

Evaluates JavaScript inside the secondary-display WebView. Calls are queued until the HTML document finishes loading.

hide()

Dismisses the secondary-display presentation. On Sunmi devices this typically returns the customer display to its default mirroring behavior.

Events

const connected = await SunmiDisplay.addListener(
  'secondaryDisplayConnected',
  (event) => console.log(event.displayId),
);

const disconnected = await SunmiDisplay.addListener(
  'secondaryDisplayDisconnected',
  (event) => console.log(event.displayId),
);

await connected.remove();
await disconnected.remove();

Notes

  • Android only. The web implementation reports no display and throws for display-control methods.
  • Test on physical Sunmi dual-screen hardware before shipping.
  • Keep the HTML self-contained where possible. If you reference app assets, pass a baseUrl.