android-samples | Android samples for Google Workspace APIs
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A collection of samples that demonstrate how to call Google Workspace APIs from Android.
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- Initialize the activity view
- Loads the items from a file
- Initializes the View
- Loads the items from a file
- Initialize the list
- Loads the items from a file
- Override this method in order to handle the dialog
- Initializes the user account
- This method is called when an activity is captured
- Example of saving a file
- Saves the currently opened file
- Example of how to rewrite a file
- Demonstrates how to edit the metadata of a file
- Creates the example
- Initializes shopping list
- Queries for visible files
- Demonstrates how to trashes an item
- Initializes the view
- Example of updating a custom property
- Example of deleting a custom property
- Creates an intent to send a photo to the user
- Example of adding contents to a file
- Handles a commit event
- Toggle the subscription status
- Example of loading a file
- Example of pin a file
- Example of loading the contents from a file
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QUESTION
Hi I am working on an application which requires to print ZPl file using ZQ320 printer via a Bluetooth connection, the SDK am using is in the following link https://github.com/ZebraDevs/LinkOS-Android-Samples/tree/PDFPrint.
The above link is used to print PDF files using zebra printers. How do I print ZPL files without using PDF direct software installed in the printer. If any help would be great.
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Answered 2021-Sep-01 at 13:55Use the Zebra Printer SDK -
https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products/software/barcode-printers/link-os/link-os-sdk.html
This SDK has Bluetooth connection classes, status, and methods to send ZPL.
The following example shows much of what you want to do. Replace the looper usage with the newer threading methods.
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I'm trying to understand how I can integrate Google Drive API in my Android App(using Android Studio). I have tried the example app that I found here(https://github.com/googleworkspace/android-samples/tree/master/drive/deprecation) but after Google API console configuration my app stucks in an infinite loop when I choose an Account. Why? Where is the problem? I tried also with this(https://youtu.be/5bSEIQYJzKs) tutorial but I have the same problem. Here my build.gradle specific lines:
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Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 10:56I just solved it. For all those who encounter this problem: from the Google API console, remove the consent screen from the test state and publish it.
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I) Below is code for parsing data async from google sheet and works fine as long as the internet speed is good but crashes on slow speed. How to address this? I have fixed for no internet.
II) If the google sheet is opened for update ( one a row at a time), the system crashes on trying to open. How can I skip the rows which are not assessible ( or updating) ?
III) Is there any way to find time when the google sheet was last updated ?
IV) How to tell google maps not to open the map till the parsing is done?
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Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 03:38The issue seems to be related to poor handling of HttpURLConnection object. There are issues in the downloadUrl() method implementation in the class DownloadWebpageTask, which may be relevant to the queries 1-3, the variable responseCode is never used.
If the response is not HttpURLConnection.HTTP_OK , try reconnecting ( or till a custom timeout) or return a null string. On slow internet or bad connection, the response will not be HttpURLConnection.HTTP_OK, hence trying to reference the json-object may lead to undefined behavior.
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On the github page https://github.com/aws-amplify/aws-sdk-android it says:
For new projects, we recommend interacting with AWS using the Amplify Framework.
On the Amplify Framework page about JS developement (https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/q/platform/js), there's a library called PubSub that should do MQTT connection.
But if I switch to Android developement (https://docs.amplify.aws/lib/q/platform/android), that option is not there anymore.
Is there a way to use MQTT with Amplify and GraphQL? Or I need to refer to the android aws sdk and more specifically to this example: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/blob/main/AndroidPubSub/src/com/amazonaws/demo/androidpubsub/PubSubActivity.java
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Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 21:38Yes, you can use the AWS IoT SDK for Android. The AWS IoT SDK uses MQTT as its messaging transport. An example use is here. The source code is here. Here is the artifact in maven.
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I am using Amazon KVS Video Streaming Service. I need help in below 2 points.
- I know that vedio streaming can be done in 2 ways. First using web RTC and second using KVS video Streaming. I want to know how can it be done using KVS video Streaming? I have Access Key ID and Secret Access Key.
- I want to achieve this without creating cognito user.
- Is it possible to make this happen without pool ID ?
I am following below reference.
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Answered 2020-Jul-10 at 18:21The second argument to the KinesisVideoAndroidClientFactory is a generic AWSCredentialsProvider.
The AWSMobileClient, which provides authentication via Cognito, is one example of an AWSCredentialsProvider.
However, there are other implementations of the AWSCredentialsProvider. One of the simplest possible solutions is to use a StaticCredentialsProvider, to provide some BasicAWSCredentials.
In Kotlin:
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I'm new to learning AWS and I'm trying to figure out if my use-case is possible. I want to create a mobile app where the user can login (email/facebook/google etc.) and then subscribe to a few MQTT topics on aws IoT to receive realtime sensor data for a gardening system. There are many tutorials on AWS that show you how to do this (prime example: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples/blob/master/AndroidPubSub/README.md)
but all of them require you to download certificates, insert app IDs, secret keys etc. in the code/keystore itself. I'd really like to avoid all of this and just use the login as all the authorization you would need to subscribe to these topics.
is this possible? or do I need to build some custom system?
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Answered 2020-May-06 at 18:39Short answer, Yes, it is possible. To do that you should do the following:
Create Cognito user pool.
User Pool IDandApp client idwill be used in the next step. You can find more information here.Create Cognito Identity pool. Under
Authentication Providersyou should giveUser Pool IDandApp client id, more information here. When you create this, it will create twoRolesfor Authenticated and Unauthenticated users in IAM. You should add IoT access permissions (Connect, Publish, Subscribe and Receive) to those roles.On client side (your App), after choosing your preferred AWS SDK (Android, iOS, React, JS, etc.) and configuring
User pool ID,Identity poolandApp client IDyou should first authenticate the user by sending the user information (usually Email/Username and Password) to the Cognito user pool. In return, you will get some tokens.Among those IdToken (JWT) will be sent to the Identity pool and in return you will get
User Identity IDalong with credentials (accessKeyId, secretAccessKey, sessionToken) needed to access AWS other services like IoT.Last step would be using
aws-iot-sdkfor your App along with those credentials to publish and subscribe to your IoT topics. You can find more information aboutaws-iot-sdkhere.
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Found sample on Sample-Bridgefy, but not able to run successfully!
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Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 11:48QUESTION
Consider using libVLC for Android, based on the official recommended way.
I went through the compilation process without problems (but took some time).
I'd like to have the snapshot functionality, but I've found some very old (2-3 years old) threads around which states that this feature is still not available (2016) at least "not out of the box' by this thread (2014).
Snapshot functionality is available on other platforms.
Also there are some solutions where they switch from SurfaceView to TextureView.
However I prefer sticking to SurfaceView as TextureView brings some performance drawbacks (according to this topic).
Also on an official android page it's stated:
In API 24 and higher, it's recommended to implement SurfaceView instead of TextureView.
In 2014 there were only 2 dependecies of the snapshot function based on the thread I've mentioned earlier:
- enabling sout module
- enabling png as encoder
When looking the "VLC-Android" repository of VideoLAN, there is a file responsible for building libVLC.
In line 396, sout module seems to be enabled by default.
Before compilation I've enabled png as encoder in vlc/contrib/src/ffmpeg/rules.mak as pointed out in the forum.
However there is still no function related to snapshot in either org.videolan.libvlc.MediaPlayer or in org.videolan.libvlc.VLCVideoLayout.
The question is how can I create a snapshot (either into file, or into buffer) on Android with libVLC, without using TextureView? Update1:Fact1: Found the reason on why it's unavailable on Android. In VLC's core source tree, in file lib/video.c on line 145 there is the snapshot function with a massive FIXME warning:
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Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 03:01A few ways to go about this...
Here's a crossplatform thumbnailer example using libvlc https://code.videolan.org/mfkl/libvlcsharp-samples/blob/master/PreviewThumbnailExtractor.Skia/Program.cs It should work on Android without much editing since it doesn't use any OS specific feature in the script. Should be able to translate it to Java/Kotlin as well I guess.
There is a libvlc function that allows to take snapshot. Just go the time you want and call it. https://www.videolan.org/developers/vlc/doc/doxygen/html/group__libvlc__video.html#ga9b0a3870ce962aa0358050b2d5a59143
In VLC Android, the medialibrary now manages thumbnails.
LibVLC 4 now bundles a thumbnailer https://github.com/videolan/vlc/blob/d40eb012b10cc355ea9ad7a13eaf494b8e826d78/include/vlc/libvlc_media.h#L845
Good luck.
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