Interface ApplicationAndroidProps

This method checks for a permission is shown before to user and the program is about to request the same permission again

Method

shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale

Returns

Android

Since

1.2

This function checks if one of the dangerous permissions is granted at beginning or not. For android versions earlier than 6.0, it will return value exists in manifest or not. For permissions in same category with one of the permissions is approved earlier, checking will return as it is not required to request for the same category permission.

Method

checkPermission

Returns

Android

Since

1.2

With requestPermissions, the System Dialog will appear to ask for permission grant by user for dangerous(privacy) permissions. Application.android#onRequestPermissionsResult onRequestPermissionsResult will be fired after user interact with permission dialog.

Example

import Application from '@smartface/native/application';
    const PERMISSION_CODE = 1002;
    Application.android.requestPermissions(PERMISSION_CODE, Application.Android.Permissions.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)
    Application.android.onRequestPermissionsResult = (e) => {
        console.log(JSON.stringify(e));
    }

Method

requestPermissions

Android

Since

1.2

Set the configure the native theme.

Method

setAppTheme

Android

Since

4.0.2

Triggered when user press back key. The default implementation finishes the application, but you can override this to do whatever you want.

onBackButtonPressed

Android

Deprecated

Since

3.2.0

Example

import Application from '@smartface/native/application';

Application.on(Application.Events.backButtonPressed, () => {
    console.info('onBackButtonPressed');
});

Called to process touch screen events. You can assign callback to intercept all touch screen events before they are dispatched to the window (except independent windows like dialog and etc.). Be sure to call this implementation for touch screen events that should be handled normally. Callback might be fired several times.

Example

import Application from '@smartface/native/application';
    Application.android.dispatchTouchEvent = () => {
       return true; //Consume all touches & do not pass to window
    }

@event dispatchTouchEvent

Android

Returns

Since

4.0.3

This event is called after Application.requestPermissions function. This event is fired asynchronous way, there is no way to make sure which request is answered.

Since

1.2 onRequestPermissionsResult

Android

Deprecated

Use Permissions.android.onRequestPermissionsResult instead

Since

1.2