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kandi X-RAY | solarthing Summary
Stores solar data in a database to view on Android, Grafana, or PVOutput. Supported Products • Documentation • Features • Supported Databases • Examples.
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- Handle the message
- Clears a specific flag
- Upload a new Packet Packet
- Deletes an alias with a given name
- Create database table
- Ensures that a instance packet has no default values
- Flatten a JsonObject into a set of JsonObjects
- Get the TagKeys of the given class
- Queries all changes
- This method is called after the server has been updated
- Add chars to packet
- Starts the upload
- Creates the action
- Create the NetCatServer
- Process outback status packets
- Handles a PacketCollection
- Receive a packet with integrity checks
- Processes incoming packet
- Queries and returns the FX charge values for the given fragment
- Receive a list of Packet packets
- Handles the receiving battery measurements
- This method is only used for unit tests
- Receive the vgen command
- The main loop
- Receives a packet
- Process PacketCollection
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QUESTION
I am trying to create an application to update a persistent notification even while the app is closed. Right now, I'm using a service that is started in MainActivity's onCreate():
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-18 at 23:49and the previous service's stopService() was not called.
stopService()
is not a lifecycle method of a Service
. Perhaps you are thinking of onDestroy()
.
the previous service is still running
No, the previous service instance was stopped. You just leaked the Timer
, because you did not cancel the Timer
in onDestroy()
.
So, override onDestroy()
, put your cancel()
calls in there, get rid of the rest of stopService()
, and you should be in better shape.
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Install solarthing
This uses all JSON for configuring everything. The files you edit are all in one place unless you decide to move them. See Quickstart to see how to set them up.
CouchDB setup Used for SolarThing Android, SolarThing Web, and SolarThing GraphQL (which gets data to Grafana)
InfluxDB 2.0 setup Used for direct Grafana queries
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