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react-native-turbo-haptics

v1.2.0

Published

Fast, worklet-compatible haptic feedback for React Native

Readme

🌀 Turbo Haptics

Fast, worklet-compatible haptic feedback for React Native.

Features

  • 🏎️ JSI-powered haptic feedback
  • 🪄 Compatible with Reanimated and Gesture Handler worklets
  • 🎯 9 haptic types (impact, notification, selection)
  • 📱 iOS and Android support
  • 🪶 Lightweight, zero dependencies

Installation

yarn add react-native-turbo-haptics
cd ios && pod install

Compatibility

Paper is supported on React Native 0.72–0.81. The New Architecture is supported on React Native 0.75 or newer. Android supports API 21+; the library compiles against SDK 34 or the app’s compile SDK, whichever is newer.

Android haptics respect system settings and require an active app window.

Threading

UI-thread worklets invoke the platform directly. Calls from the React Native JavaScript thread or another worker thread are forwarded to the main queue. The API is fire-and-forget on both platforms.

Usage

import { triggerHaptics } from 'react-native-turbo-haptics';

// In any JavaScript context:
triggerHaptics('selection');

// In worklets:
Gesture.Tap()
  .onBegin(() => triggerHaptics('soft'));
// Available haptic types:
const HapticTypes = {
  impactHeavy: 'impactHeavy',
  impactLight: 'impactLight',
  impactMedium: 'impactMedium',
  notificationError: 'notificationError',
  notificationSuccess: 'notificationSuccess',
  notificationWarning: 'notificationWarning',
  rigid: 'rigid',
  selection: 'selection',
  soft: 'soft',
};

License

MIT