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Introduction
Get battery information with just a few lines of code.
You can check the battery status in your web app
with this code:
[Link]()
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console. log("Battery level: " + battery. level);
console. log("Charging? " + [Link]);
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In this tutorial we'll do something a little bit more
interesting using Reacteo @pyplane_code oy
Let's get started
Let's create battery status check, like the one in the image
below. We'll be using React and tailwind css. To get started
create a new react app using vite and add tailwind css
Battery Status
Battery level: 78%
Charging: No¥ Bove ltomecrelo 03
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We will create a separate component called
BatteryStatus and include it in our code. It uses the
useState and useEffect hooks from React to manage
the battery status state and listen for changes.
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const BatteryStatus = () => {
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Battery status jsx - 2
The [Link]() method is called inside the useEffect
hook to retrieve the battery information. The returned promise is
used to update the battery status state variables (batteryLevel
and isCharging). Event listeners are added to the battery object
to update the state whenever there is a change in battery level or
charging status. Rest of the code:
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Charging: {isCharging ? 'Yes' : 'No'}