Examples with ChooseAccountFragment io.scal.secureshare.lib.ChooseAccountFragment used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ChooseAccountFragment

use of io.scal.secureshare.lib.ChooseAccountFragment in project storymaker by StoryMaker.

the class AccountsActivity method addChooseAccountFragment.

public void addChooseAccountFragment(Bundle bundle) {
    FragmentManager fragManager = getSupportFragmentManager();
    FragmentTransaction fragTrans = fragManager.beginTransaction();
    List<Account> accounts = new ArrayList<>();
    final AuthTable authTable = new AuthTable();
    String[] siteAvailableNames = Account.CONTROLLER_SITE_NAMES;
    String[] siteAvailableKeys = Account.CONTROLLER_SITE_KEYS;
    Auth auth;
    for (int i = 0; i < siteAvailableKeys.length; i++) {
        auth = authTable.getAuthDefault(this, siteAvailableKeys[i]);
        if (auth == null) {
            accounts.add(new Account(-1, siteAvailableNames[i], siteAvailableKeys[i], "", "", null, false, false));
        } else {
            accounts.add(auth.convertToAccountObject());
        }
    }
    caFragment = new ChooseAccountFragment();
    caFragment.setArguments(bundle);
    caFragment.setLoginIntent(new Intent(this, ConnectAccountActivity.class));
    // FIXME we should probably make Account object parcelable and pass this through the bundle
    caFragment.setAccountsList(accounts);
    caFragment.setOnEventListener(new SiteController.OnEventListener() {

        @Override
        public void onSuccess(Account account) {
            Auth auth = authTable.getAuthDefault(getApplicationContext(), account.getSite());
            //if auth doesn't exist in db
            if (auth == null) {
                auth = new Auth(getApplicationContext(), -1, account.getName(), account.getSite(), null, null, null, null, null);
                auth.insert();
            }
            //set id of account based on returned id of auth insert
            account.setId(auth.getId());
            auth.setCredentials(account.getCredentials());
            auth.setData(account.getData());
            auth.setUserName(account.getUserName());
            auth.setExpires(null);
            authTable.updateLastLogin(getApplicationContext(), account.getSite(), auth.getUserName());
            auth.update();
        }

        @Override
        public void onFailure(Account account, String failureMessage) {
            Auth auth = authTable.getAuthDefault(getApplicationContext(), account.getSite());
            if (auth != null) {
                //TODO set variables here
                auth.setCredentials(account.getCredentials());
                auth.setUserName(account.getName());
                auth.setData(account.getData());
                // FIXME this is a hack to get isValid to fail, probably should be a setFailed() in auth that marks that we are busted
                auth.setExpires(new Date());
                auth.update();
            }
        }

        @Override
        public void onRemove(Account account) {
            authTable.delete(getApplicationContext(), account.getId());
        }
    });
    fragTrans.add(R.id.fragmentLayout, caFragment);
    fragTrans.commit();
}