Capacitor Android is the native runtime that powers Capacitor apps on Android.
🚧 This guide is a work-in-progress. Thanks for your patience!
Notes on persisting plugin calls for asynchronous or repeated operations can be found here.
The Android bridge is the heart of the Capacitor Android library. There are several methods available on the bridge which provide information or change behavior.
When registered with Capacitor, plugins have access to the bridge:
this.bridge
public CapConfig getConfig()
This property contains the configuration object known to the Capacitor runtime.
public void triggerJSEvent(final String eventName, final String target)
public void triggerJSEvent(final String eventName, final String target, final String data)
Fire an event on a JavaScript EventTarget
such as window
or document
. If possible, it is preferred to use
Plugin Events instead.
Examples:
bridge.triggerJSEvent("myCustomEvent", "window");
bridge.triggerJSEvent("myCustomEvent", "document", "{ 'dataKey': 'dataValue' }");