Examples with DashboardCategory com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory used on opensource projects

Example 26 with DashboardCategory

use of com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory in project Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings by ResurrectionRemix.

the class CategoryManagerTest method sortCategories_singlePackage_shouldReorderBasedOnPriority.

@Test
public void sortCategories_singlePackage_shouldReorderBasedOnPriority() {
    // Create some fake tiles that are not sorted.
    final String testPackage = "com.android.test";
    final DashboardCategory category = new DashboardCategory(CATEGORY_HOMEPAGE);
    final ActivityInfo activityInfo1 = new ActivityInfo();
    activityInfo1.metaData = new Bundle();
    activityInfo1.metaData.putInt(META_DATA_KEY_ORDER, 100);
    activityInfo1.packageName = testPackage;
    activityInfo1.name = "class1";
    final ActivityInfo activityInfo2 = new ActivityInfo();
    activityInfo2.metaData = new Bundle();
    activityInfo2.metaData.putInt(META_DATA_KEY_ORDER, 50);
    activityInfo2.packageName = testPackage;
    activityInfo2.name = "class2";
    final ActivityInfo activityInfo3 = new ActivityInfo();
    activityInfo3.metaData = new Bundle();
    activityInfo3.metaData.putInt(META_DATA_KEY_ORDER, 200);
    activityInfo3.packageName = testPackage;
    activityInfo3.name = "class3";
    final Tile tile1 = new Tile(activityInfo1, category.key);
    final Tile tile2 = new Tile(activityInfo2, category.key);
    final Tile tile3 = new Tile(activityInfo3, category.key);
    category.addTile(tile1);
    category.addTile(tile2);
    category.addTile(tile3);
    mCategoryByKeyMap.put(CATEGORY_HOMEPAGE, category);
    // Sort their priorities
    mCategoryManager.sortCategories(RuntimeEnvironment.application, mCategoryByKeyMap);
    // Verify they are now sorted.
    assertThat(category.getTile(0)).isSameAs(tile3);
    assertThat(category.getTile(1)).isSameAs(tile1);
    assertThat(category.getTile(2)).isSameAs(tile2);
}

Example 27 with DashboardCategory

use of com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory in project Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings by ResurrectionRemix.

the class DashboardFragmentTest method setUp.

@Before
public void setUp() {
    MockitoAnnotations.initMocks(this);
    mContext = spy(RuntimeEnvironment.application);
    mActivityInfo = new ActivityInfo();
    mActivityInfo.packageName = "pkg";
    mActivityInfo.name = "class";
    mActivityInfo.metaData = new Bundle();
    mActivityInfo.metaData.putString(META_DATA_PREFERENCE_KEYHINT, "injected_tile_key");
    mFakeFeatureFactory = FakeFeatureFactory.setupForTest();
    mDashboardCategory = new DashboardCategory("key");
    mDashboardCategory.addTile(new Tile(mActivityInfo, mDashboardCategory.key));
    mTestFragment = new TestFragment(RuntimeEnvironment.application);
    when(mFakeFeatureFactory.dashboardFeatureProvider.getTilesForCategory(nullable(String.class))).thenReturn(mDashboardCategory);
    mTestFragment.onAttach(RuntimeEnvironment.application);
    when(mContext.getPackageName()).thenReturn("TestPackage");
    mControllers = new ArrayList<>();
}

Example 28 with DashboardCategory

use of com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory in project Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings by ResurrectionRemix.

the class CategoryManagerTest method backwardCompatCleanupForCategory_shouldChangeCategoryForOldKeys.

@Test
public void backwardCompatCleanupForCategory_shouldChangeCategoryForOldKeys() {
    final String oldCategory = "com.android.settings.category.wireless";
    final Tile tile1 = new Tile(mActivityInfo, oldCategory);
    tile1.setCategory(oldCategory);
    final DashboardCategory category1 = new DashboardCategory(oldCategory);
    category1.addTile(tile1);
    mCategoryByKeyMap.put(oldCategory, category1);
    mTileByComponentCache.put(new Pair<>("PACKAGE", "CLASS1"), tile1);
    mCategoryManager.backwardCompatCleanupForCategory(mTileByComponentCache, mCategoryByKeyMap);
    // Added 1 more category to category map.
    assertThat(mCategoryByKeyMap.size()).isEqualTo(2);
    // The new category map has CATEGORY_NETWORK type now, which contains 1 tile.
    assertThat(mCategoryByKeyMap.get(CategoryKey.CATEGORY_NETWORK).getTilesCount()).isEqualTo(1);
    // Old category still exists.
    assertThat(mCategoryByKeyMap.get(oldCategory).getTilesCount()).isEqualTo(1);
}

Example 29 with DashboardCategory

use of com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory in project Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings by ResurrectionRemix.

the class DashboardFragment method refreshDashboardTiles.

/**
 * Refresh preference items backed by DashboardCategory.
 */
@VisibleForTesting
void refreshDashboardTiles(final String TAG) {
    final PreferenceScreen screen = getPreferenceScreen();
    final DashboardCategory category = mDashboardFeatureProvider.getTilesForCategory(getCategoryKey());
    if (category == null) {
        Log.d(TAG, "NO dashboard tiles for " + TAG);
        return;
    }
    final List<Tile> tiles = category.getTiles();
    if (tiles == null) {
        Log.d(TAG, "tile list is empty, skipping category " + category.key);
        return;
    }
    // Create a list to track which tiles are to be removed.
    final List<String> remove = new ArrayList<>(mDashboardTilePrefKeys);
    // There are dashboard tiles, so we need to install SummaryLoader.
    if (mSummaryLoader != null) {
        mSummaryLoader.release();
    }
    final Context context = getContext();
    mSummaryLoader = new SummaryLoader(getActivity(), getCategoryKey());
    mSummaryLoader.setSummaryConsumer(this);
    // Install dashboard tiles.
    final boolean forceRoundedIcons = shouldForceRoundedIcon();
    for (Tile tile : tiles) {
        final String key = mDashboardFeatureProvider.getDashboardKeyForTile(tile);
        if (TextUtils.isEmpty(key)) {
            Log.d(TAG, "tile does not contain a key, skipping " + tile);
            continue;
        }
        if (!displayTile(tile)) {
            continue;
        }
        if (mDashboardTilePrefKeys.contains(key)) {
            // Have the key already, will rebind.
            final Preference preference = screen.findPreference(key);
            mDashboardFeatureProvider.bindPreferenceToTile(getActivity(), forceRoundedIcons, getMetricsCategory(), preference, tile, key, mPlaceholderPreferenceController.getOrder());
        } else {
            // Don't have this key, add it.
            final Preference pref = new Preference(getPrefContext());
            mDashboardFeatureProvider.bindPreferenceToTile(getActivity(), forceRoundedIcons, getMetricsCategory(), pref, tile, key, mPlaceholderPreferenceController.getOrder());
            screen.addPreference(pref);
            mDashboardTilePrefKeys.add(key);
        }
        remove.remove(key);
    }
    // Finally remove tiles that are gone.
    for (String key : remove) {
        mDashboardTilePrefKeys.remove(key);
        final Preference preference = screen.findPreference(key);
        if (preference != null) {
            screen.removePreference(preference);
        }
    }
    mSummaryLoader.setListening(true);
}

Example 30 with DashboardCategory

use of com.android.settingslib.drawer.DashboardCategory in project Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings by ResurrectionRemix.

the class DashboardFragment method onStart.

@Override
public void onStart() {
    super.onStart();
    final DashboardCategory category = mDashboardFeatureProvider.getTilesForCategory(getCategoryKey());
    if (category == null) {
        return;
    }
    if (mSummaryLoader != null) {
        // SummaryLoader can be null when there is no dynamic tiles.
        mSummaryLoader.setListening(true);
    }
    final Activity activity = getActivity();
    if (activity instanceof SettingsBaseActivity) {
        mListeningToCategoryChange = true;
        ((SettingsBaseActivity) activity).addCategoryListener(this);
    }
}