import { Injectable } from '@angular/core'; import { Cordova, IonicNativePlugin, Plugin } from '@ionic-native/core'; /** * @name Foreground Service * @description * This plugin allows for android devices to continue running services in the background, using a * foreground ongoing notification. This is targeted towards use with plugins such as * 'cordova-geolocation' that will not run while the app is in the background on android API 26+. * * For android API 28+, the following xml snippet should be inserted into ```config.xml```: * * ``` * ... * * * * * ... * ``` * @usage * ```typescript * import { ForegroundService } from '@ionic-native/foreground-service/ngx'; * * * constructor(public foregroundService: ForegroundService) { } * * ... * * startService() { * // Notification importance is optional, the default is 1 - Low (no sound or vibration) * this.foregroundService.start('GPS Running', 'Background Service', 'drawable/fsicon'); * } * * stopService() { * // Disable the foreground service * this.foregroundService.stop(); * } * * ``` */ @Plugin({ pluginName: 'ForegroundService', plugin: 'cordova-plugin-foreground-service', pluginRef: 'cordova.plugins.foregroundService', repo: 'https://github.com/DavidBriglio/cordova-plugin-foreground-service', platforms: ['Android'], }) @Injectable() export class ForegroundService extends IonicNativePlugin { /** * Enables the foreground service * * @param {string} title (content title) A brief headline for the notification * @param {string} text (content text) Supporting information * @param {string} icon The drawable icon can be any drawable image that exists in the resource folder. This means you must copy the icon you want to use into the platforms/android/app/src/main/res/drawable folder set. If no icon can be found using the icon name parameter, a default star icon will be used. * * For an example, if the `fsicon.png` (see xml below) resides here: ```src/assets/icon/fsicon.png```. Then ```icon``` parameter value would be ```'drawable/fsicon'```. In order for this example to work, the following xml snippet must be in ```config.xml```. * * ``` * * * ... * ``` * @param {number} importance Notification importance dictates how the notification is initially presented: * * Value | Importance | Description | Examples * --- | --- | --- | --- * 1|IMPORTANCE_LOW|Does not make a sound or heads-up display (plugin's default)|New content the user has subscribed to, social network invitations * 2|IMPORTANCE_DEFAULT|Makes a sound, but no heads-up display|Traffic alerts, task reminders * 3|IMPORTANCE_HIGH|Makes a sound and heads-up display|Text messages, alarms, phone calls * * @param {number} id The notification id is a customizable integer that is used to reference the notification that will be launched. This is customizable to avoid conflicting with any other notifications. If this is not included, a [*unique*] default id will be used. * * @see https://material.io/design/platform-guidance/android-notifications.html */ @Cordova({ sync: true, }) start(title: string, text: string, icon?: string, importance: 1 | 2 | 3 = 1, id = 0): void { return; } /** * Disables the foreground service */ @Cordova({ sync: true, }) stop(): void { return; } }