Examples with OSPermissionObserver com.onesignal.OSPermissionObserver used on opensource projects

Example 1 with OSPermissionObserver

use of com.onesignal.OSPermissionObserver in project OneSignal-Android-SDK by OneSignal.

the class MainOneSignalClassRunner method shouldFirePermissionObserverWhenUserDisablesNotifications.

@Test
public void shouldFirePermissionObserverWhenUserDisablesNotifications() throws Exception {
    ShadowOneSignalRestClient.setRemoteParamsGetHtmlResponse(new JSONObject().put("unsubscribe_on_notifications_disabled", false));
    OneSignalInit();
    threadAndTaskWait();
    OSPermissionObserver permissionObserver = stateChanges -> {
        lastPermissionStateChanges = stateChanges;
        currentPermission = stateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled();
    };
    OneSignal.addPermissionObserver(permissionObserver);
    lastPermissionStateChanges = null;
    // Make sure garbage collection doesn't nuke any observers.
    Runtime.getRuntime().gc();
    stopActivity(blankActivityController);
    ShadowNotificationManagerCompat.enabled = false;
    blankActivityController.resume();
    assertTrue(lastPermissionStateChanges.getFrom().areNotificationsEnabled());
    assertFalse(lastPermissionStateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled());
    // Test to make sure object was correct at the time of firing.
    assertFalse(currentPermission);
    // unsubscribeWhenNotificationsAreDisabled is not set so don't send notification_types.
    assertFalse(ShadowOneSignalRestClient.lastPost.has("notification_types"));
}

Example 2 with OSPermissionObserver

use of com.onesignal.OSPermissionObserver in project OneSignal-Android-SDK by OneSignal.

the class MainOneSignalClassRunner method shouldAddPermissionObserverIfConsentNotGranted.

@Test
public void shouldAddPermissionObserverIfConsentNotGranted() throws Exception {
    ShadowOneSignalRestClient.setRemoteParamsRequirePrivacyConsent(true);
    OneSignalInit();
    threadAndTaskWait();
    OSPermissionObserver permissionObserver = new OSPermissionObserver() {

        @Override
        public void onOSPermissionChanged(OSPermissionStateChanges stateChanges) {
            lastPermissionStateChanges = stateChanges;
            currentPermission = stateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled();
        }
    };
    OneSignal.addPermissionObserver(permissionObserver);
    OneSignal.provideUserConsent(true);
    threadAndTaskWait();
    // make sure the permission observer was fired
    assertFalse(lastPermissionStateChanges.getFrom().areNotificationsEnabled());
    assertTrue(lastPermissionStateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled());
}

Example 3 with OSPermissionObserver

use of com.onesignal.OSPermissionObserver in project OneSignal-Android-SDK by OneSignal.

the class MainOneSignalClassRunner method shouldFirePermissionObserverOnFirstAdd.

// Firing right away to match iOS behavior for wrapper SDKs.
@Test
public void shouldFirePermissionObserverOnFirstAdd() throws Exception {
    OneSignalInit();
    threadAndTaskWait();
    OSPermissionObserver permissionObserver = new OSPermissionObserver() {

        @Override
        public void onOSPermissionChanged(OSPermissionStateChanges stateChanges) {
            lastPermissionStateChanges = stateChanges;
            currentPermission = stateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled();
        }
    };
    OneSignal.addPermissionObserver(permissionObserver);
    assertFalse(lastPermissionStateChanges.getFrom().areNotificationsEnabled());
    assertTrue(lastPermissionStateChanges.getTo().areNotificationsEnabled());
    // Test to make sure object was correct at the time of firing.
    assertTrue(currentPermission);
}