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I can not figure out how to create line breaks in a toast message. When on Android, for example, I can use \n to insert a newline, which works great. However, the same messages are being flattened to one line in the PWA, which looks ugly. Is there a way to represent line breaks?
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Current behavior:
All whitespace (\n, \t, multiple spaces in a row) in the input text of the Toast plugin seems to be normalized to a single space. When I try to use HTML line breaks like <br />, they are passed through un-parsed.
Expected behavior:
There should be a way to represent line breaks in the toast messages, like on other Capacitor-supported platforms. Ideally this should simply respect the \n character so toast works identically across platforms.
Steps to reproduce:
On a browser page with both pwa elements and capacitor.js, paste in the developer console:
window.Capacitor.Plugins.Toast.show({ text: "0m 11s spent on Meditate \n Meditate ➤ Workout \n Starting from 0m 0s", duration: '10000'}).then();
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I can not figure out how to create line breaks in a toast message. When on Android, for example, I can use
\n
to insert a newline, which works great. However, the same messages are being flattened to one line in the PWA, which looks ugly. Is there a way to represent line breaks?I'm submitting a ...
[x] bug report
[x] feature request
[x] support request
Current behavior:
All whitespace (
\n
,\t
, multiple spaces in a row) in the input text of the Toast plugin seems to be normalized to a single space. When I try to use HTML line breaks like<br />
, they are passed through un-parsed.Expected behavior:
There should be a way to represent line breaks in the toast messages, like on other Capacitor-supported platforms. Ideally this should simply respect the
\n
character so toast works identically across platforms.Steps to reproduce:
On a browser page with both pwa elements and capacitor.js, paste in the developer console:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: