Demo-Mode | Demo / Kiosk mode for Android devices | Android library
kandi X-RAY | Demo-Mode Summary
kandi X-RAY | Demo-Mode Summary
Free kiosk or demo mode for Android. Demo Mode is an Android homescreen replacement that lets you deploy devices in the field without worrying about people being distracted by the other apps or other features on the phone. A restricted set of apps can easily be placed on the homescreen and protected by an unlock code. The default password is meldemo and can be changed interactively in the settings or by editing res/xml/preferences.xml in the source. You should probably change it; the QR code provisioner will copy your password to all the devices for you so you only need to enter it once.
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- Initialize the activity
- Creates an application intent to launch the application
- Loads the installed applications
- Invoked when the menu item is selected
- Updates the visibility of the sliding window
- Sets whether the preference is locked
- Callback when a preference is clicked
- Returns the configuration string
- Registers the shared preference
- Updates the enabled state of the demo mode
- Sets the visibility of the options menu
- Sets the button yes code from an activity
- Set the button number
- Returns an unmodifiable collection
- This method is called when a resume thread finishes
- Process intent result
- Handle key long press
- Handle key down
- This is called when the menu is created
- Compares application info by intent
- Returns a unique hash code for this component
- Handle an item
- Share the given text with the given text
- Handle a grid item
- Returns a string representation of the error message
- Registers a dialog
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QUESTION
How do I install a composer package with dev dependencies?
So for example:
When I have this package:
https://github.com/spatie/laravel-demo-mode
And I run:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-22 at 18:31In short you don't (ever). If you want to contribute, you need to set up new Laravel project and set up composer to autoload your version of package, either from your fork or from somewhere on your disk. And when you do that you are just using your version of the package (again without the possibility to run packages's tests).
In order to run tests of the package you need to change directory to the root of the package and install its dependencies ($ composer install
), after you've done that you may run $ phpunit
.
What I am usually doing in when I want to contribute is:
- have empty Laravel project ready (unversioned)
- have
packages
folder in root - in that
packages
folder I usually do$ git clone
(It may be more than one package at once) - in case I want to run package's tests I do
$ composer install
and$ phpunit
(your IDE may squeak at you about duplicate definitions but you may ignore it) - improve and test the code of package in packages folder
- test your changes "live" on Laravel project right-away
composer.json may look like:
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Install Demo-Mode
You can use Demo-Mode like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the Demo-Mode component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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