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This commit introduces the initial README.md and LICENSE files for the TriggerX project.
Key changes:
- **README.md**:
- Added a comprehensive README file.
- Includes sections like "Why TriggerX?", "Key Features", "Quick Start" (with Kotlin code examples for initialization, scheduling alarms, and creating an alarm screen), "Craft Your Alarm Screen", "One-call Permission Gate", "Architecture", "Contributing", and "License".
- Provides a clear overview of the library's purpose, features, and usage.
- The license section in the README refers to the Apache License 2.0 and attributes the design and development to "2020 skydoves (Jaewoong Eum)".
- **LICENSE**:
- Added the full text of the Apache License, Version 2.0.
- The copyright year in the appendix of the LICENSE file is "2025 Meticha".
These files provide essential information for users and contributors regarding the project's functionality, setup, and licensing terms.
This commit significantly expands the README.md for the TriggerX library, providing a detailed guide on its features, integration, usage, and troubleshooting.
Key additions to the README include:
- **Table of Contents**: For easier navigation.
- **Key Features**: Highlights the core functionalities.
- **Integration**: Step-by-step instructions for adding the library to an Android project.
- **Core Concepts**:
- **Permission Handling**: Detailed explanation of required permissions (`SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM`, `SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW`, `REQUEST_IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATIONS`, `POST_NOTIFICATIONS`, etc.) and how the library assists with them.
- **Alarm Flow**: Describes the sequence of events from scheduling an alarm to the `TriggerActivity` being displayed.
- **Usage**:
- **Requesting Permissions (Jetpack Compose)**: Instructions and code example for using the `rememberAlarmPermissions` composable, including explanations of its state and behavior.
- **Scheduling an Alarm**: Example code for scheduling an exact alarm using Android's `AlarmManager` and targeting the library's `TriggerXAlarmReceiver`.
- **Customizing Foreground Service Notification**: Guidance on setting a custom small icon and potentially other notification properties in `TriggerXForegroundService`.
- **Activity Screen Waking**: Explanation of how `TriggerActivity` handles showing over the lock screen and turning the screen on across different API levels.
- **Troubleshooting**: Common issues and their potential solutions, such as permission problems, notification icon issues, and activity display problems.
The previous content has been restructured and incorporated into this more comprehensive format to improve clarity and usability for developers integrating the TriggerX library.
This commit significantly expands the README.md for the TriggerX library, providing a detailed guide on its features, integration, usage, and troubleshooting.
Key additions to the README include:
- **Table of Contents**: For easier navigation.
- **Key Features**: Highlights the core functionalities.
- **Integration**: Step-by-step instructions for adding the library to an Android project.
- **Core Concepts**:
- **Permission Handling**: Detailed explanation of required permissions (`SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM`, `SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW`, `REQUEST_IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATIONS`, `POST_NOTIFICATIONS`, etc.) and how the library assists with them.
- **Alarm Flow**: Describes the sequence of events from scheduling an alarm to the `TriggerActivity` being displayed.
- **Usage**:
- **Requesting Permissions (Jetpack Compose)**: Instructions and code example for using the `rememberAlarmPermissions` composable, including explanations of its state and behavior.
- **Scheduling an Alarm**: Example code for scheduling an exact alarm using Android's `AlarmManager` and targeting the library's `TriggerXAlarmReceiver`.
- **Customizing Foreground Service Notification**: Guidance on setting a custom small icon and potentially other notification properties in `TriggerXForegroundService`.
- **Activity Screen Waking**: Explanation of how `TriggerActivity` handles showing over the lock screen and turning the screen on across different API levels.
- **Troubleshooting**: Common issues and their potential solutions, such as permission problems, notification icon issues, and activity display problems.
The previous content has been restructured and incorporated into this more comprehensive format to improve clarity and usability for developers integrating the TriggerX library.
This commit introduces KDoc documentation for most public and internal classes, methods, and properties across the `triggerx` library. It also refactors some code for better readability and maintainability.
Key changes:
- **KDoc Addition**:
- `TriggerXActivity.kt`: Added KDocs for the class and its methods.
- `TriggerXAlarmScheduler.kt`: Added KDocs for the class and its public methods.
- `TriggerXConfig.kt`: Added KDocs for the class and its public properties/methods.
- `TriggerX.kt`: Added KDocs for the `init` method and internal functions.
- `DefaultTriggerXLogger.kt`: Added KDocs for the object and its methods. Made `internal`.
- `TriggerXLogger.kt`: Added KDocs for the interface and its methods.
- `TriggerXLoggerConfig.kt`: Added KDocs for the object and its properties. Made `internal`.
- `TriggerXPreferences.kt`: Added KDocs for the object and its methods/keys. Made `internal`.
- `TriggerXPermissionComposable.kt`:
- Added KDoc for `rememberAppPermissionState()`.
- Made `ShowPopup()` internal and added KDoc.
- `PermissionLifeCycleCheckEffect.kt`: New file created by moving `PermissionLifeCycleCheckEffect` from `TriggerXPermissionComposable.kt`. Added KDoc and made it `internal`.
- `TriggerXPermissionManager.kt`:
- Made `AlarmPermissionManager` internal and added KDocs for it and its methods.
- Added KDocs for `PermissionType` enum and its values.
- Added KDocs for `PermissionState` class and its properties/methods.
- Added context null checks and descriptive messages in `PermissionState` methods (`allRequiredGranted`, `isGranted`, `requestPermission`).
- `TriggerXAlarmReceiver.kt`: Made `internal` and added KDocs for the class, companion object, and `onReceive` method.
- `TriggerXForegroundService.kt`: Made `internal` and added KDocs for the class, companion object, and its methods.
- **Visibility Modifiers**:
- `DefaultTriggerActivity.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `TriggerXAlarmReceiver.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `TriggerXForegroundService.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `DefaultTriggerXLogger.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `LoggerConfig.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `TriggerXPreferences.kt`: Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `AlarmPermissionManager` (in `TriggerXPermissionManager.kt`): Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `ShowPopup` (in `TriggerXPermissionComposable.kt`): Changed visibility to `internal`.
- `PermissionLifeCycleCheckEffect` (in `PermissionLifeCycleCheckEffect.kt`): Changed visibility to `internal`.
- **Code Refinements**:
- `TriggerXAlarmReceiver.kt`: Set `action` for the `serviceIntent`.
- `TriggerXPermissionManager.kt`:
- In `PermissionState.requestPermission()`: Added a check for empty `pendingPermissions` to set `currentPermission` to null.
- In `PermissionState.next()`: The call to `requestPermission()` will now correctly clear `currentPermission` if the queue becomes empty.
- `TriggerX.kt`: Made `getNotificationTitle` and `getNotificationMessage` internal.
This change significantly improves the clarity and maintainability of the library by providing comprehensive documentation and ensuring appropriate visibility for internal components.
This commit adds a banner image to the `README.md` file and removes unused imports from `MainActivity.kt`.
Key changes:
- **README.md**:
- Added `banner/triggerx-banner.png` to the top of the README.
- **app/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerxexample/MainActivity.kt**:
- Removed unused imports: `com.meticha.triggerx.dsl.TriggerX` and `com.meticha.triggerxexample.alarm.AppAlarmActivity`.
- **banner/triggerx-banner.png**:
- New banner image file added.
This commit significantly updates the `README.md` file to provide a more comprehensive and user-friendly guide for the TriggerX library.
Key changes:
- **Improved Quick Start**:
- Clarified the initialization step in the `Application` class.
- Added a new "Ask for the permission" step, demonstrating the usage of `rememberAppPermissionState` Composable for permission handling.
- Updated the "Schedule an alarm" step with a more robust way to calculate time using `Calendar`.
- Made the `alarmDataProvider` example in the initialization step more illustrative by showing how to handle different `alarmType`s.
- **New Example Sections**:
- Added "TriggerX Configuration Example" to showcase how to customize notification details and logging.
- Added "Retrofit or Network-Based Data Provider" example for fetching alarm data from an API.
- Added "In-Memory or Static Data Provider" example for simpler, static data scenarios.
- Added "Delegating to Multiple Providers" example demonstrating how to combine different data sources.
- **Formatting and Minor Fixes**:
- Corrected a typo ("Initialise" to "Initialize").
- Improved sentence structure and clarity in the introductory paragraph.
- Adjusted formatting for license text.
These changes aim to make it easier for developers to understand and integrate TriggerX into their Android applications by providing clearer instructions and more diverse usage examples.
WalkthroughThis update introduces comprehensive documentation throughout the TriggerX library, including detailed KDoc comments for classes, methods, and properties. Several internal classes and objects have their visibility reduced from public. The README and LICENSE files are added, providing usage, contribution, and legal information. Minor UI text and import adjustments are made, and a new permission lifecycle effect composable is introduced. Changes
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participant App
participant TriggerX
participant AlarmManager
participant BroadcastReceiver
participant ForegroundService
participant DataProvider
participant AlarmActivity
App->>TriggerX: Initialize (init)
App->>TriggerX: Schedule alarm (scheduleAlarm)
TriggerX->>AlarmManager: setExactAndAllowWhileIdle
AlarmManager-->>BroadcastReceiver: Fires alarm intent
BroadcastReceiver->>ForegroundService: Start with alarmId/type
ForegroundService->>DataProvider: Fetch alarm data (suspend)
DataProvider-->>ForegroundService: Return data Bundle
ForegroundService->>AlarmActivity: Launch with data
AlarmActivity->>AlarmActivity: Display AlarmContent UI
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app/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerxexample/home/HomeScreen.kt (1)
46-46: Externalize UI string for localization.
Hardcoding the button label makes it harder to localize; consider moving"Schedule Activity"intores/values/strings.xmland referencing it withstringResource(R.string.schedule_activity).triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/DefaultTriggerActivity.kt (1)
12-12: Visibility reduction OK; add KDoc for consistency.
MarkingDefaultTriggerActivityasinternalaligns with the library’s encapsulation strategy. To maintain consistency with other core classes, please add a KDoc comment summarizing its role in the alarm-triggered UI flow.README.md (1)
326-344: Address minor language and formatting issues.The static analysis tool identified some minor language issues that should be addressed for better readability.
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-TriggerX stores minimal info (ID, type, activity class) in Preferences DataStore so alarms still +TriggerX stores minimal info (ID, type, activity class) in the Preferences DataStore, so alarms still-- Commit and open a Pull Request +- Commit and open a Pull Request🧰 Tools
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triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/logger/DefaultTriggerXLogger.kt (2)
5-9: Clear KDoc for DefaultTriggerXLogger.
The class-level documentation accurately describes this default logger’s behavior and its use ofLoggerConfig.TAG. Well structured.
10-47: Consistent method-level KDoc.
All overridden methods (d,e,i,w) include thorough KDoc with@paramtags and proper links. Documentation follows KDoc conventions consistently.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/logger/TriggerXLogger.kt (2)
3-6: Interface-level KDoc added.
The interface documentation clearly outlines the purpose and extensibility ofTriggerXLogger.
8-35: Method-level KDoc completeness.
Each logging method is documented with detailed descriptions and parameter annotations. The default value for the error method is well noted.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/logger/TriggerXLoggerConfig.kt (2)
3-6: LoggerConfig documentation.
The top-level KDoc succinctly describes the configuration object’s purpose and contents.
13-19: Config property documentation.
BothTAGandloggerfields have clear KDoc with references to the DSL configuration. Documentation is consistent and informative.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/receivers/TriggerXAlarmReceiver.kt (4)
9-17: Excellent KDoc documentation and appropriate visibility change.The comprehensive documentation clearly explains the receiver's role in the alarm system, and changing to
internalvisibility is appropriate since this is an internal component of the library.
19-28: Well-documented companion object.The KDoc clearly explains the purpose of the
ALARM_ACTIONconstant and its usage in alarm scheduling.
30-41: Comprehensive method documentation.The KDoc thoroughly describes the
onReceivemethod's behavior, parameters, and expected intent structure.
49-49: Good practice: Setting action for service intent.Adding the same action to the service intent improves consistency and makes the intent handling more explicit.
triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/permission/PermissionLifeCycleCheckEffect.kt (3)
11-27: Excellent KDoc documentation for the Composable.The documentation clearly explains the purpose, usage, and parameters of this lifecycle-aware permission checker.
38-45: Proper DisposableEffect implementation.The lifecycle observer is correctly added and removed using DisposableEffect, ensuring no memory leaks.
29-37:Details
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Consider potential race conditions with permission state mutation.
The implementation mutates
permissionState.resumedFromSettingsdirectly. Ensure that this state modification is thread-safe and doesn't cause issues if multiple lifecycle events occur rapidly.
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No thread-safety issues with resumedFromSettings
resumedFromSettingsis a ComposeMutableState(backed bymutableStateOf) and is only ever read or written on the main thread. Android lifecycle events are dispatched on the main thread, so there’s no possibility of concurrent, cross-thread mutations and thus no race condition. You can safely leave the code as is.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/dsl/TriggerX.kt (4)
15-16: Good addition of inline comment for clarity.The inline comment helps clarify the purpose of the config property.
18-36: Comprehensive documentation for the init method.The KDoc clearly explains the initialization process and parameters.
38-55: Well-documented private method.The KDoc explains the notification channel setup requirement for Android 8.0+.
59-62: Appropriate visibility change to internal.Changing these utility functions to
internalis correct since they're helper methods that shouldn't be part of the public API surface.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/TriggerXActivity.kt (4)
10-18: Excellent class-level documentation.The KDoc clearly explains the purpose of this abstract base class and its role in the alarm system.
20-25: Clear documentation for abstract method.The KDoc explains what subclasses need to implement and the purpose of the AlarmContent composable.
27-38: Comprehensive onCreate documentation.The KDoc thoroughly explains the window flags setup and the method's behavior, including proper parameter documentation.
53-54: Minor formatting improvement.The blank line before
setContentimproves code readability.LICENSE (1)
1-201: LGTM! Standard Apache 2.0 license properly implemented.The license file contains the complete and correct Apache License, Version 2.0 text with appropriate copyright attribution. This provides clear legal framework for the TriggerX library usage and distribution.
triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/preference/TriggerXPreference.kt (2)
14-20: Excellent documentation and encapsulation improvement.The comprehensive KDoc documentation clearly explains the purpose and functionality of the TriggerXPreferences object. The visibility change to
internalis appropriate for better library encapsulation, keeping implementation details hidden from public API consumers.
71-76: Proper handling of type safety and clear default values.The
@Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")annotation is appropriately used since the cast is safely handled within a try-catch block. The default values for notification title and message are clearly documented and provide sensible fallbacks.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/dsl/TriggerXConfig.kt (2)
9-28: Outstanding comprehensive documentation with practical examples.The class-level KDoc documentation is exemplary, providing both a clear explanation of the class purpose and a practical usage example. This greatly improves the developer experience and makes the API self-documenting.
30-102: Excellent property and method documentation.All properties and methods are now thoroughly documented with clear explanations of their purpose, relationships, and usage. The documentation maintains consistency and provides valuable context for developers using the TriggerX configuration API.
triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/permission/TriggerXPermissionComposable.kt (2)
22-39: Comprehensive documentation for complex permission handling.The KDoc documentation excellently explains the complexities of permission management in the TriggerX library, including the various permission types, lifecycle considerations, and device-specific handling (Xiaomi). This documentation greatly helps developers understand the permission system.
118-130: Good documentation and appropriate visibility change.The ShowPopup function is now well-documented with clear parameter explanations. The visibility change to
internalis appropriate as this is an implementation detail that shouldn't be part of the public API surface.triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/services/TriggerXForegroundService.kt (9)
21-31: Excellent comprehensive class documentation.The KDoc clearly explains the service's role, responsibilities, and workflow. The numbered list format makes it easy to understand the service's execution flow.
32-47: Well-documented companion object constants.The documentation clearly explains the purpose of each constant used by the service.
49-54: Good documentation for binding behavior.The KDoc correctly explains that this service is not designed for binding and always returns null.
56-63: Clear onCreate documentation.The documentation appropriately explains the single responsibility of this method - creating the notification channel.
65-86: Comprehensive onStartCommand documentation.The detailed step-by-step documentation clearly explains the complex workflow of alarm processing. The parameter and return value documentation is thorough and accurate.
150-157: Simple and appropriate onDestroy documentation.The documentation correctly describes the method's purpose of logging service destruction.
159-174: Well-documented notification channel creation.The documentation clearly explains the method's purpose and the configuration source hierarchy.
176-187: Clear buildNotification documentation.The documentation appropriately explains the notification building process and configuration sources.
189-203: Excellent resolveActivityClass documentation.The documentation clearly explains the priority order for resolving the activity class, making it easy to understand the fallback mechanism.
triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/TriggerXAlarmScheduler.kt (5)
12-15: Excellent class documentation.The KDoc clearly describes the class's purpose and capabilities for managing alarms using Android's AlarmManager.
17-31: Comprehensive scheduleAlarm method documentation.The documentation thoroughly explains the method's behavior, parameters, return values, and important considerations like Doze mode and permissions.
82-96: Useful overloaded method with good documentation.The overloaded
scheduleAlarmmethod provides a convenient default for the type parameter, and the documentation clearly references the main method.
99-116: Well-implemented batch scheduling method.The
scheduleMultipleAlarmsmethod provides a useful convenience function for scheduling multiple alarms. The documentation clearly explains the input format and return value structure.
118-126: Clear cancelAlarm documentation.The documentation appropriately explains the cancellation behavior and handles the case where the alarm doesn't exist.
README.md (7)
1-33: Excellent library introduction and feature overview.The README provides a clear, engaging introduction to TriggerX with well-organized feature highlights and use case descriptions. The table format makes it easy to scan key capabilities.
41-79: Comprehensive initialization example.The setup code is well-documented and shows a realistic configuration with proper commenting explaining each section.
81-135: Excellent permission handling and scheduling examples.The code examples demonstrate proper integration with Compose and show realistic usage patterns. The examples are complete and would work as-is.
139-167: Clear alarm UI implementation example.The
TriggerXAlarmActivityexample shows a practical implementation with proper data extraction and UI composition.
225-233: Clear workflow explanation.The numbered workflow steps provide an excellent high-level overview of how TriggerX operates internally.
234-324: Comprehensive data provider examples.The multiple data provider implementations cover common use cases (Room, Retrofit, static data, delegation) and provide practical, reusable code.
345-365: Good contribution and license information.The contribution guidelines and license information provide clear guidance for potential contributors.
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triggerx/src/main/java/com/meticha/triggerx/permission/TriggerXPermissionManager.kt (7)
24-41: Excellent permission manager documentation.The KDoc for
AlarmPermissionManagerandhasExactAlarmPermissionclearly explains the functionality and Android version considerations.
43-107: Comprehensive permission check documentation.All permission check methods have clear documentation explaining their purpose, parameters, and return values. The version-specific behavior is well-documented.
109-177: Well-documented permission utilities.The
isGrantedandcreatePermissionIntentmethods have thorough documentation explaining their behavior and the intents they create.
180-199: Clear enum documentation.The
PermissionTypeenum has excellent documentation for each permission type, making it easy to understand what each represents.
201-253: Comprehensive PermissionState class documentation.The class and property documentation clearly explains the state management system and the purpose of each property.
255-282: Improved null safety in permission checking.The enhanced null safety checks and error messages in
allRequiredGrantedandisGrantedmethods improve robustness.
284-324: Well-documented permission request flow.The
requestPermissionandnextmethods have clear documentation explaining the permission request workflow and state transitions.
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