I have a simple question. I\'m trying to detect when a user shakes the iPhone. I have the standard code in place to detect the motion and this works no problem. However, in test
Heres how I did this using Swift 3.
Import CoreMotion and create an instance
import CoreMotion
let motionManager = CMMotionManager()
On ViewDidLoad or wherever you want to start checking for updates:
motionManager.startDeviceMotionUpdates(to: OperationQueue.current!, withHandler:{
deviceManager, error in
if(error == nil){
if let mgr = deviceManager{
self.handleMotion(rate: mgr.rotationRate)
}
}
})
This function takes the rotation rate and gets a sum for the absolute values for x,y and z movements
func handleMotion(rate: CMRotationRate){
let totalRotation = abs(rate.x) + abs(rate.y) + abs(rate.z)
if(totalRotation > 20) {//Play around with the number 20 to find the optimal level for your case
start()
}else{
print(totalRotation)
}
}
func start(){
//The function you want to trigger when the device is rotated
}