@limrun/ui 0.14.2 → 0.15.0

package/dist/components/remote-control.d.ts

@@ -127,8 +127,9 @@ interface RemoteControlProps {
      * mode. Use it to render a richer status indicator (e.g.
      * "Camera · 1920×1080 · 30 fps · FaceTime HD").
      *
-     * Only iOS instances ever fire this callback; Android instances
-     * have no camera-injector path and stay silent.
+     * iOS instances always fire this callback. Android instances fire it
+     * when the server supports camera injection (Android 15+); older
+     * Android instances have no camera-injector path and stay silent.
      */
     onCameraDemandChange?: (active: boolean, granted?: boolean, camera?: CameraCaptureInfo) => void;
     /**
@@ -183,24 +184,22 @@ interface RemoteControlProps {
      */
     cameraAspect?: CameraAspect;
     /**
-     * iOS only: when true, capture the user's microphone via
+     * When true, capture the user's microphone via
      * `getUserMedia({ audio: true })` and stream it live into the
-     * simulator's mock microphone. Unlike the camera (which is
-     * demand-driven by apps inside the sim), the microphone is
-     * user-driven: flip this prop from a button in your UI. The
-     * component handles the browser permission prompt, the WebRTC
-     * track attach (no SDP renegotiation — the audio slot is
-     * pre-allocated) and the `microphoneStart`/`microphoneStop`
-     * signaling to the host. Progress and failures are reported via
-     * `onMicrophoneStateChange`. Ignored on Android instances.
+     * device's mock microphone. This is a manual override: apps
+     * that actively consume microphone input also trigger capture
+     * automatically, like camera demand. The component handles the
+     * browser permission prompt, WebRTC track attachment, and
+     * `microphoneStart`/`microphoneStop` signaling. Progress and failures
+     * are reported via `onMicrophoneStateChange`. Ignored on Android
+     * servers without camera/mic injection support (Android 14 and older).
      */
     microphoneEnabled?: boolean;
     /**
      * Fires whenever the live-microphone pipeline changes state:
-     * after an enable attempt resolves (granted or denied), when the
-     * host acknowledges or rejects the stream, when the browser
-     * revokes the track mid-stream, and on disable. Use it to render
-     * the mic button's on/off/error state.
+     * after a manual or guest-demanded attempt resolves, when the host
+     * acknowledges or rejects the stream, when the browser revokes the
+     * track mid-stream, and when capture stops.
      */
     onMicrophoneStateChange?: (state: MicrophoneState) => void;
 }