This plugin allows the user to use more complex input methods, such as the Google's Handwriting Keyboard for Japanese. Text is composed in a text field and submitted by a button in the top bar. Tested with English and Japanese.

Emoji don't work, but they don't work with the MousePad plugin either, and I reused its event for sending text, so that bug is somewhere deeper (maybe in the desktop software). Emoji are always sent as ??.

No changes in the desktop SW are needed for this to work.

Adds new functionality to the MousepadPlugin to accept data via Intent and pass them on to the host as keystrokes via the existing MousePadPlugin.PACKET_TYPE_MOUSEPAD_REQUEST PackageType

This allows other apps to send a Intent:

        Intent sendIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND);
        sendIntent.setType("text/keystrokes");
        sendIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_TEXT, textToSend);
        if (sendIntent.resolveActivity(this.context.getPackageManager()) != null) {
            this.context.startActivity(sendIntent);
        }

which then shows a confirm dialog and allows to pass the text as keystrokes to the host. The confirm dialog also has the option to white-list a sending application (by its package name) and allow it to send without confirmation.

This could be used by other apps like password managers or OTP Tools to easily send the code to the desktop.

See here for a screen recording on how it works: https://imgur.com/a/uwjbESq / https://imgur.com/a/cBm5yOi

• Use Google's R8 to shrink code instead of useProguard which is faster and more efficient.

• Update the lifecycle dependencies from versions 2.0.1 and 2.1.1 to the newer version 2.2.0

I added a splashscreen, since it makes the application more user-friendly - during start-up (especially on older devices), the user will see the logo instead of the white screen

I'm sorry if i posted this on wrong form or pull I dont know how to use github i'm a total noob I have little to no coding experience and it's a cry for help...please can someone make this turn off at lock screen by adding button in KDE connect app for android, I dont want to use android default "show all notification - off" please!! !

This is an update to the FindMyPhone plugin, attempting to make use of newer APIs to more correctly manage audio playback on newer Android releases. Highlights:

KDE Connect-wide

• Raise minSdkVersion from 14 to 21 (To access more recent APIs w/o lots of legacy fallback.)
• Add WAKE_LOCK to permissions requested in manifest file.

FindMyPhoneActivity

• Use AudioAttributes to replace deprecated SetAudioStreamType()
• Request & manage audio focus, on Android 26+
• Prevent screen / CPU sleep during playback (using WAKE_LOCK)
• Prepare MediaPlayer asynchronously, and release() when done

I'll be honest, I wrote this code working off of API docs and code samples, but I'm not supremely confident that it's all correct. It compiles with no problems, and I built and installed it as an APK on my Android 6 7 phone, where it worked just the same as the version installed from Google Play. However, running on Android 6 7 means that most of the newer APIs (including Audio Focus) aren't accessed, and I don't have a newer device to test on. (Trying to run the app in an emulator failed, network-connectivity wise... I ended up with GSConnect trying to pair with itself.)

So, I'm submitting this in case it might be useful, but I would be surprised if it doesn't need at least some cleanup. It certainly needs testing on newer devices, something I'm unable to do myself.