Version

2.4.0

Reproduction link

https://github.com/nativescript-vue/nativescript-vue

Platform and OS info

tns-tns-android 6.2.0 / Arch Linux / nativescript-vue: 2.4.0 / nativescript-vue-devtools: 1.2.0

Steps to reproduce

• Start a new project with the default template generator
• Select as additional dependencies V

In README.md under Usage, function scan (single mode) I'd recommend either wrapping the alert function in a setTimeout as you did in the demo or removing the alert and using console.log. Currently, the alert will not be displayed. This caused me some head thumping until stepped thru a debug and then remembered the demo used the setTimeout.

I'm building an app in NativeScript-Vue and I need a custom marker info window.
Is it possible to remove the default window padding and position it below the marker?

I've been using the beta version of this plugin for a bit and I'm noticing a fair amount of divergence between the Readme in the readme-2x branch and the way the plugin actually works.

Is there a more up-to-date document? If not, @EddyVerbruggen do you have a problem with a PR with some updated the documentation based upon some of the things I've noticed?

Here are a few points I've noticed:

In my experience, i think this docs is more usefull, this is because

• not everyone would use their parent view as PullToRefresh
• I encountered errors while trying to use it

I found the solution and maybe you can test (and obviously update the docs 💯 )

Basically main idea is to wrap PullToRefresh with StackLayout

<template>
    <Page>
        <ActionBar title="App's Acti

Currently we can animate this stuff by calling fi. the rotateBy function every frame, but it would be nice to tap into native AR animations provided by both platforms.

nativescript-facebook is in conflict with other apps that show push notifications such as nativescript-firebase since it overrides other delegates as seen here. It took me quite a while to debug this.

https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-facebook/blob/edfcb7c382df51a5f9e4584c50c8c61a65b86969/src/index.ios.ts#L11

Nativescript provides placeholder which can be replaced with any view at runtime. It would be great if a placeholder can be replaced with AdView using Admob. An example is given at https://www.nativescript.org/blog/monetize-your-nativescript-apps-with-admob-(part-1---ios) and https://www.nativescript.org/blog/monetize-your-nativescript-apps-with-admo

The documentation says you can pass null or an empty string to the shadow directive to remove the shadow. I'm dynamically passing a number value or null depending on the platform with this method:

public iosShadow(level: string): number {
    if (this.platform === 'ios') {
        return Number(level);
     }
    return null;
}

And view:

<StackLayout [shadow]="iosShadow(2)

In iOS, Gradient layout is animated when shown for the first time in the NativeScript + Angular app.
(tns version: 3.4.3, tns-ios version: 3.4.1)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create an empty project.
2. Add Gradient plugin to the project.
3. Add Gradient Layout to html