Examples with Settings com.klinker.android.send_message.Settings used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Settings

use of com.klinker.android.send_message.Settings in project kdeconnect-android by KDE.

the class SmsMmsUtils method sendMessage.

/**
 * Sends SMS or MMS message.
 *
 * @param context       context in which the method is called.
 * @param textMessage   text body of the message to be sent.
 * @param addressList   List of addresses.
 * @param attachedFiles List of attachments. Pass empty list if none.
 * @param subID         Note that here subID is of type int and not long because klinker library requires it as int
 *                      I don't really know the exact reason why they implemented it as int instead of long
 */
public static void sendMessage(Context context, String textMessage, @NonNull List<SMSHelper.Attachment> attachedFiles, List<SMSHelper.Address> addressList, int subID) {
    SharedPreferences prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(context);
    boolean longTextAsMms = prefs.getBoolean(context.getString(R.string.set_long_text_as_mms), false);
    boolean groupMessageAsMms = prefs.getBoolean(context.getString(R.string.set_group_message_as_mms), true);
    int sendLongAsMmsAfter = Integer.parseInt(prefs.getString(context.getString(R.string.convert_to_mms_after), context.getString(R.string.convert_to_mms_after_default)));
    TelephonyHelper.LocalPhoneNumber sendingPhoneNumber;
    List<TelephonyHelper.LocalPhoneNumber> allPhoneNumbers = TelephonyHelper.getAllPhoneNumbers(context);
    Optional<TelephonyHelper.LocalPhoneNumber> maybeSendingPhoneNumber = allPhoneNumbers.stream().filter(localPhoneNumber -> localPhoneNumber.subscriptionID == subID).findAny();
    if (maybeSendingPhoneNumber.isPresent()) {
        sendingPhoneNumber = maybeSendingPhoneNumber.get();
    } else {
        if (allPhoneNumbers.isEmpty()) {
            // We were not able to get any phone number for the user's device
            // Use a null "dummy" number instead. This should behave the same as not setting
            // the FromAddress (below) since the default value there is null.
            // The only more-correct thing we could do here is query the user (maybe in a
            // persistent configuration) for their phone number(s).
            sendingPhoneNumber = new TelephonyHelper.LocalPhoneNumber(null, subID);
            Log.w(SENDING_MESSAGE, "We do not know *any* phone numbers for this device. " + "Attempting to send a message without knowing the local phone number is likely " + "to result in strange behavior, such as the message being sent to yourself, " + "or might entirely fail to send (or be received).");
        } else {
            // Pick an arbitrary phone number
            sendingPhoneNumber = allPhoneNumbers.get(0);
        }
        Log.w(SENDING_MESSAGE, "Unable to determine correct outgoing address for sub ID " + subID + ". Using " + sendingPhoneNumber);
    }
    if (sendingPhoneNumber.number != null) {
        // If the message is going to more than one target (to allow the user to send a message to themselves)
        if (addressList.size() > 1) {
            // Remove the user's phone number if present in the list of recipients
            addressList.removeIf(address -> sendingPhoneNumber.isMatchingPhoneNumber(address.address));
        }
    }
    try {
        Settings settings = new Settings();
        TelephonyHelper.ApnSetting apnSettings = TelephonyHelper.getPreferredApn(context, subID);
        if (apnSettings != null) {
            settings.setMmsc(apnSettings.getMmsc().toString());
            settings.setProxy(apnSettings.getMmsProxyAddressAsString());
            settings.setPort(Integer.toString(apnSettings.getMmsProxyPort()));
        } else {
            settings.setUseSystemSending(true);
        }
        settings.setSendLongAsMms(longTextAsMms);
        settings.setSendLongAsMmsAfter(sendLongAsMmsAfter);
        settings.setGroup(groupMessageAsMms);
        if (subID != -1) {
            settings.setSubscriptionId(subID);
        }
        Transaction transaction = new Transaction(context, settings);
        List<String> addresses = new ArrayList<>();
        for (SMSHelper.Address address : addressList) {
            addresses.add(address.toString());
        }
        Message message = new Message(textMessage, addresses.toArray(ArrayUtils.EMPTY_STRING_ARRAY));
        // If there are any attachment files add those into the message
        for (SMSHelper.Attachment attachedFile : attachedFiles) {
            byte[] file = Base64.decode(attachedFile.getBase64EncodedFile(), Base64.DEFAULT);
            String mimeType = attachedFile.getMimeType();
            String fileName = attachedFile.getUniqueIdentifier();
            message.addMedia(file, mimeType, fileName);
        }
        message.setFromAddress(sendingPhoneNumber.number);
        message.setSave(true);
        // This is the reason why there are separate branch handling for SMS and MMS.
        if (transaction.checkMMS(message)) {
            Log.v("", "Sending new MMS");
            // transaction.sendNewMessage(message, Transaction.NO_THREAD_ID);
            if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP_MR1) {
                sendMmsMessageNative(context, message, settings);
            } else {
                // Cross fingers and hope Klinker's library works for this case
                transaction.sendNewMessage(message, Transaction.NO_THREAD_ID);
            }
        } else {
            Log.v(SENDING_MESSAGE, "Sending new SMS");
            transaction.sendNewMessage(message, Transaction.NO_THREAD_ID);
        }
    // TODO: Notify other end
    } catch (Exception e) {
        // TODO: Notify other end
        Log.e(SENDING_MESSAGE, "Exception", e);
    }
}