ios-haptics triggers native haptic feedback in Safari on iOS using theDocumentation Index
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<input type="checkbox" switch /> element introduced in Safari 17.4. It fires the Taptic Engine directly — no native APIs, no permissions, no polyfills. On Android it falls back to navigator.vibrate() automatically.
Key features
haptic()
Triggers a single tap — the default haptic feedback for any interaction.
haptic.confirm()
Triggers a double tap, ideal for confirming successful actions.
haptic.error()
Triggers a triple tap to signal errors or destructive actions.
supportsHaptics
A boolean you can read at runtime to detect whether the device supports haptics.
iOS Safari support
Works on Safari 17.4+ using the checkbox switch trick to access the Taptic Engine.
Android fallback
Automatically falls back to
navigator.vibrate() on supported Android browsers.Zero dependencies
The entire library is a single TypeScript file with no runtime dependencies.
TypeScript first
Ships with full type definitions and clean IntelliSense support out of the box.
Haptic feedback requires iOS Safari 17.4 or later, or a browser that supports
navigator.vibrate(). On desktop browsers and simulators, calls are silently ignored.Get started
Installation
Install ios-haptics from npm using your preferred package manager.
Quickstart
Trigger your first haptic in under a minute.