Examples with OrgDateTime com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime used on opensource projects

Example 1 with OrgDateTime

use of com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime in project orgzly-android by orgzly.

the class ReminderService method getNoteReminders.

public static List<NoteReminder> getNoteReminders(final Context context, final ReadableInstant now, final LastRun lastRun, final int beforeOrAfter) {
    if (BuildConfig.LOG_DEBUG)
        LogUtils.d(TAG);
    final List<NoteReminder> result = new ArrayList<>();
    TimesClient.forEachTime(context, noteTime -> {
        if (isRelevantNoteTime(context, noteTime)) {
            OrgDateTime orgDateTime = OrgDateTime.parse(noteTime.orgTimestampString);
            NoteReminderPayload payload = new NoteReminderPayload(noteTime.noteId, noteTime.bookId, noteTime.bookName, noteTime.title, noteTime.timeType, orgDateTime);
            ReadableInstant[] interval = getInterval(beforeOrAfter, now, lastRun, noteTime.timeType);
            DateTime time = OrgDateTimeUtils.getFirstWarningTime(noteTime.timeType, orgDateTime, interval[0], interval[1], // Default time of day
            new OrgInterval(9, OrgInterval.Unit.HOUR), // Warning period for deadlines
            new OrgInterval(1, OrgInterval.Unit.DAY));
            if (time != null) {
                result.add(new NoteReminder(time, payload));
            }
        }
    });
    if (BuildConfig.LOG_DEBUG)
        LogUtils.d(TAG, "Fetched times, now sorting " + result.size() + " entries by time...");
    /* Sort by time, older first. */
    Collections.sort(result, (o1, o2) -> o1.getRunTime().compareTo(o2.getRunTime()));
    if (BuildConfig.LOG_DEBUG)
        LogUtils.d(TAG, "Times sorted, total " + result.size());
    return result;
}

Example 2 with OrgDateTime

use of com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime in project orgzly-android by orgzly.

the class Shelf method addOpUpdateProperty.

private void addOpUpdateProperty(ArrayList<ContentProviderOperation> ops, Note note, String createdAtPropName, long dbCreatedAt, String currPropValue, Set<Long> bookIds) {
    String value = new OrgDateTime(dbCreatedAt, false).toString();
    if (!value.equals(currPropValue)) {
        if (BuildConfig.LOG_DEBUG)
            LogUtils.d(TAG, "Updating property", note.getId(), createdAtPropName, currPropValue, value);
        ops.add(ContentProviderOperation.newUpdate(ProviderContract.NoteProperties.ContentUri.notesIdProperties(note.getId())).withValue(createdAtPropName, value).build());
        // Should we remove the old property?
        bookIds.add(note.getPosition().getBookId());
    } else {
        if (BuildConfig.LOG_DEBUG)
            LogUtils.d(TAG, "Skipping update", note.getId(), createdAtPropName, value);
    }
}

Example 3 with OrgDateTime

use of com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime in project orgzly-android by orgzly.

the class Shelf method writeBookToFile.

/**
 * Writes content of book from database to specified file.
 * TODO: Do in Provider under transaction
 */
public void writeBookToFile(final Book book, BookName.Format format, File file) throws IOException {
    /* Use the same encoding. */
    String encoding = book.getUsedEncoding();
    if (encoding == null) {
        encoding = Charset.defaultCharset().name();
    }
    final PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(file, encoding);
    try {
        String separateNotesWithNewLine = AppPreferences.separateNotesWithNewLine(mContext);
        String createdAtPropertyName = AppPreferences.createdAtProperty(mContext);
        boolean useCreatedAtProperty = AppPreferences.createdAt(mContext);
        OrgParserSettings parserSettings = OrgParserSettings.getBasic();
        if (mContext.getString(R.string.pref_value_separate_notes_with_new_line_always).equals(separateNotesWithNewLine)) {
            parserSettings.separateNotesWithNewLine = OrgParserSettings.SeparateNotesWithNewLine.ALWAYS;
        } else if (mContext.getString(R.string.pref_value_separate_notes_with_new_line_multi_line_notes_only).equals(separateNotesWithNewLine)) {
            parserSettings.separateNotesWithNewLine = OrgParserSettings.SeparateNotesWithNewLine.MULTI_LINE_NOTES_ONLY;
        } else if (mContext.getString(R.string.pref_value_separate_notes_with_new_line_never).equals(separateNotesWithNewLine)) {
            parserSettings.separateNotesWithNewLine = OrgParserSettings.SeparateNotesWithNewLine.NEVER;
        }
        parserSettings.separateHeaderAndContentWithNewLine = AppPreferences.separateHeaderAndContentWithNewLine(mContext);
        parserSettings.tagsColumn = AppPreferences.tagsColumn(mContext);
        parserSettings.orgIndentMode = AppPreferences.orgIndentMode(mContext);
        parserSettings.orgIndentIndentationPerLevel = AppPreferences.orgIndentIndentationPerLevel(mContext);
        final OrgParserWriter parserWriter = new OrgParserWriter(parserSettings);
        // Write preface
        out.write(parserWriter.whiteSpacedFilePreface(book.getPreface()));
        // Write notes
        NotesClient.forEachBookNote(mContext, book.getName(), note -> {
            // Update note properties with created-at property, if the time exists.
            if (useCreatedAtProperty && createdAtPropertyName != null && note.getCreatedAt() > 0) {
                OrgDateTime time = new OrgDateTime(note.getCreatedAt(), false);
                note.getHead().addProperty(createdAtPropertyName, time.toString());
            }
            out.write(parserWriter.whiteSpacedHead(note.getHead(), note.getPosition().getLevel(), book.getOrgFileSettings().isIndented()));
        });
    } finally {
        out.close();
    }
}

Example 4 with OrgDateTime

use of com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime in project orgzly-android by orgzly.

the class Shelf method syncCreatedAtTimeWithProperty.

/**
 * Syncs created-at time and property, using lower value if both exist.
 */
public void syncCreatedAtTimeWithProperty() throws IOException {
    boolean useCreatedAtProperty = AppPreferences.createdAt(mContext);
    String createdAtPropName = AppPreferences.createdAtProperty(mContext);
    if (!useCreatedAtProperty) {
        return;
    }
    ArrayList<ContentProviderOperation> ops = new ArrayList<>();
    // If new property is added to the note below, book has to be marked as modified.
    Set<Long> bookIds = new HashSet<>();
    /*
         * Get all notes.
         * This is slow and only notes that have either created-at time or created-at property
         * are actually needed. But since this syncing (triggered on preference change) is done
         * so rarely, we don't bother.
         */
    try (Cursor cursor = mContext.getContentResolver().query(ProviderContract.Notes.ContentUri.notes(), null, null, null, null)) {
        if (cursor != null) {
            for (cursor.moveToFirst(); !cursor.isAfterLast(); cursor.moveToNext()) {
                /* Get current heading string. */
                Note note = NotesClient.fromCursor(cursor);
                /* Skip root node. */
                if (note.getPosition().getLevel() == 0) {
                    continue;
                }
                long dbCreatedAt = note.getCreatedAt();
                OrgProperties properties = NotesClient.getNoteProperties(mContext, NotesClient.idFromCursor(cursor));
                String dbPropValue = properties.get(createdAtPropName);
                OrgDateTime dbPropertyValue = OrgDateTime.doParse(dbPropValue);
                // Compare dbCreatedAt and dbPropertyValue
                if (dbCreatedAt > 0 && dbPropertyValue == null) {
                    addOpUpdateProperty(ops, note, createdAtPropName, dbCreatedAt, dbPropValue, bookIds);
                } else if (dbCreatedAt > 0 && dbPropertyValue != null) {
                    // Use older created-at
                    if (dbPropertyValue.getCalendar().getTimeInMillis() < dbCreatedAt) {
                        addOpUpdateCreatedAt(ops, note, dbPropertyValue, note.getCreatedAt());
                    } else {
                        addOpUpdateProperty(ops, note, createdAtPropName, dbCreatedAt, dbPropValue, bookIds);
                    }
                // Or prefer property and set created-at time?
                // addOpUpdateCreatedAt(ops, note.getId(), dbPropertyValue, note.getCreatedAt());
                } else if (dbCreatedAt == 0 && dbPropertyValue != null) {
                    addOpUpdateCreatedAt(ops, note, dbPropertyValue, note.getCreatedAt());
                }
            // else: Neither created-at time nor property are set
            }
        }
    }
    long time = System.currentTimeMillis();
    for (long bookId : bookIds) {
        BooksClient.setModifiedTime(mContext, bookId, time);
    }
    /*
         * Apply batch.
         */
    try {
        mContext.getContentResolver().applyBatch(ProviderContract.AUTHORITY, ops);
    } catch (RemoteException | OperationApplicationException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
        throw new RuntimeException(e);
    }
    notifyDataChanged(mContext);
    syncOnNoteUpdate();
}

Example 5 with OrgDateTime

use of com.orgzly.org.datetime.OrgDateTime in project orgzly-android by orgzly.

the class Shelf method createNote.

public Note createNote(Note note, NotePlace target) {
    long time = System.currentTimeMillis();
    // Set created-at time
    note.setCreatedAt(time);
    // Set created-at property
    if (AppPreferences.createdAt(mContext)) {
        String propName = AppPreferences.createdAtProperty(mContext);
        note.getHead().addProperty(propName, new OrgDateTime(time, false).toString());
    }
    /* Create new note. */
    Note insertedNote = NotesClient.create(mContext, note, target, time);
    notifyDataChanged(mContext);
    syncOnNoteCreate();
    return insertedNote;
}