Implement Android host-side integration for daily notification plugin
by creating custom Application class and native content fetcher.
Changes:
- Add TimeSafariApplication.java: Custom Application class that registers
NativeNotificationContentFetcher with the plugin on app startup
- Add TimeSafariNativeFetcher.java: Implementation of NativeNotificationContentFetcher
interface that fetches notification content from endorser API endpoint
(/api/v2/report/plansLastUpdatedBetween) using JWT authentication
- Update AndroidManifest.xml: Declare TimeSafariApplication as the custom
Application class using android:name attribute
- Add Gson dependency: Include com.google.code.gson:gson:2.10.1 in build.gradle
for JSON parsing in the native fetcher
This setup mirrors the test app configuration and enables the plugin's
background content prefetching feature. The native fetcher will be called
by the plugin 5 minutes before scheduled notification times to prefetch
content for display.
Author: Matthew Raymer
Update Android SDK configuration to target API 36 (Android 16):
- Update compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion from 35 to 36
- Update suppressUnsupportedCompileSdk from 34 to 36
- Maintains minSdkVersion at 22 for broad device compatibility
- Verified build system compatibility with Gradle 8.13
- Change package name from app.timesafari.app to app.timesafari
- Fix ADB connection issues with server restart and retries
- Add interactive test flow with user prompts between tests
- Generate test data locally instead of external script
- Add proper cleanup of readline interface
- Fix URL scheme registration in Android manifest
Technical changes:
1. Remove duplicate SDK suppression entries
2. Update Gradle and build configurations
3. Add retry logic for flaky ADB connections
4. Add proper error handling for test data generation
5. Update all package references consistently
The changes improve Android testing by:
1. Making package naming consistent
2. Adding reliability to ADB connections
3. Adding user control over test flow
4. Providing better test progress visibility
5. Improving error handling and logging
- Change package name from app.timesafari.app to app.timesafari
- Fix ADB connection issues with server restart and retries
- Add interactive test flow with user prompts between tests
- Generate test data locally instead of external script
- Add proper cleanup of readline interface
- Fix URL scheme registration in Android manifest
Technical changes:
1. Remove duplicate SDK suppression entries
2. Update Gradle and build configurations
3. Add retry logic for flaky ADB connections
4. Add proper error handling for test data generation
5. Update all package references consistently
The changes improve Android testing by:
1. Making package naming consistent
2. Adding reliability to ADB connections
3. Adding user control over test flow
4. Providing better test progress visibility
5. Improving error handling and logging
Matthew Raymer
Matthew Raymer