To enable custom replies an override must be defined in the devices coordinator that actually support custom replies.
The custom preferences allow to:
- enable / disable the default message suffix (Instinct 2 appends "sent from my $vendor device" to each reply by default)
- define custom messages to reply to calls and incoming messages (leaving those lists empty will enable the default messages to be used)
Also adds a new protobuf definition file of mostly unknown values that enable toggling the message suffix on Instinct 2.
The new preference to toggle the auto-reply behavior is not
prefixed with the device name, as I guess it could be useful
also for other bluetooth headphones
Gadgetbridge can be configured to perform an action when a
Huami device is taken off or the user was detected to fall asleep or
wake up. This functionality was specific to Huami devices, but this
changeset moves this upstream to the AbstractDeviceSupport class in
combination with new GBDeviceEvents.
Now that the ADS has centralized support for this functionality, the
same logic can be used for other devices. In this case, an
implementation is added for supported Xiaomi devices.
* If setting enabled, add source application (or SMS)
* Fallback to using notification subject if body is unavailable
* Trim/cut sender or title at 25+ chars if necessary
* Better support for notifications without body or subject
Implement reading battery percentage.
Implement setting temperature scale used on clock display.
Communication protocol taken from: https://github.com/h4/lywsd02
This affects available features (eg. Alexa). Defaults to the previous
value of "unknown" for now, and no UI. Alexa requires a region where it
is available, such as Germany ("de").
Since the PR #2961 aswell as #2976, i pushed the changes to this pr.
Original text:
With this PR, the gadgetbridge app sends the current locationd data, obtained from the gps or network provider, to a connected banglejs device as an "gps" event.
The bangle device can use this data instead of the internal gps data. Therefor saving battery energy, since the gps chip is one of the biggest energy consumers.
Furthermore it enables the banglejs device to use the location data, based on the network with which the phone is currently connected. This would be usefull if there is no gps signal.
Updates:
I added a network provider so that it is possible to use the network location. I also overload the start method of GBLocationManager so that it is now possible to select which provider should be used to get the data (currently GPS or Network) and to set a interval to determine how often the update should be run.
For the banglejs device i added a switch to enable the sending of gps data. I also added a setting, to set the interval on how often the gps data is being updated. This allows to throttle the updates of the gps data and therefore saving energy of the smartphone batterie.
To further save energy, the app now requestes the current status of the gps from the banglejs and only sends data, if the gps of the banglejs is turned on.
In the PR #2976 I also moved the settings to the device settings of the banglejs and i moved the logic to the onLocationChanged method of the GBLocationManager.
Co-authored-by: Lukas <lukas.edi@gmx.net>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/pulls/2992
Co-authored-by: LukasEdl <lukasedl@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: LukasEdl <lukasedl@noreply.codeberg.org>
Mostly copied from the Buds Pro as those earbuds have a similar feature set and mostly the same protocol.
Co-authored-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
Co-committed-by: narektor <narektor@noreply.codeberg.org>
