JMCollins

Would this existing mechanism meet your needs? (Example In TypeScript) ``` const myPluginEventListener = Plugins.MyPlugin.addListener( 'myPluginEvent', (info: any) => { console.log('myPluginEvent was fired'); }, ); myPluginEventListener.remove(); ``` See "Plugin Events"...

I am a first-time Capacitor user (not on the dev team). I am currently working on a plugin and happened to see your post while doing some research. Glad I...

I just donated for beta-tester. I got the Android version of this plugin working with Capacitor today and landed here when I went to Google building the iOS version. I...