🐍 useShakeCallback hook for listening shake events in React Native

Please, don't use this module for production yet! (See issues)

• Please note that this package uses rxjs and react-native-sensors as dependencies and have react and react-native as peer dependencies.

npm add use-shake-callback
# Or with yarn
yarn add use-shake-callback

• The first argument of the hook is the callback function - It's only argument is speed, which is the speed of your shake at the time the callback is called.
• Second argument is the configuration object - All fields optional.
• It is strongly recommended that you adjust the threshold value with experiments to match your needs.

import useShakeCallback from 'use-shake-callback';

useShakeCallback(() => {
  console.log('🐍 Shook Shook');
}, {
  updateInterval: 100,
  threshold: 5,
  onError: (error) => console.log(error),
});

• This hooks is optimized to unsubscribe the sensor event listener when the app status change to inactive(= when the app goes to background). The appState, which is required to handle such process, is exported so that you can use throughout your application.

const { appState } = useShakeCallback(
  () => console.log('🐍 Shook Shook');
  {
    onError: (error) => console.log(error),
    onUnsubscribe: () =>
      console.log('[*] Unsubscribing accelerometer sensor'),
  },
);

console.log(appState) // 'active' or 'inactive'

• All typings are exported. Yay! 🎉

import { ShakeCallback, ShakeConfig } from 'use-shake-callback';

• Type of the callback, which is called when the current device speed(calculated from acceleration) is greater then the provided threshold.
• Return type is void.

• Configuration object of the hook.

• All fields are optional and have defaults.