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Summary: Below is a lost of the commits, but, in summary Port the build system for Sailfish, which means selectively building only the bits we need/can, and only against the KF5 libs that are available. Allow to build on Qt 5.6 Switch from knotification to nemo notification (not complete!) Add a very simple example sailfish app. Note, there is still much missing functionality. Notifications dont work, pairing sort of works but not really, but when it is paired you can send a ping to the desktop client Dont build kio for Sailfish Port core build system Port daemon buld system Require CoreAddons on Sailfish Port plugins build for sailfish and include the ping plugin for now Final build changes for sailfish. Disable tests and other not needed parts Add includes for QCA Fix build errors on sailfish Get core/ to build on sailfish Get interfaces/ to build on sailfish Build daemon on sailfish On sailfish, dont install the kcm file Start port plugin to sailfish Fixup installed files Add sfos app Hack declarative plugin to give a public interface Build sfos app Compile declarativeplugin into the sfos app for now Redefine qAsConst for qt 5.6 Packaging fixes Use official icon Package .desktop Reviewers: #kde_connect, apol, nicolasfella, albertvaka Reviewed By: #kde_connect, apol, nicolasfella, albertvaka Subscribers: kdeconnect, andyholmes, albertvaka, kossebau, mtijink, vonreth, apol, #kde_connect, nicolasfella Tags: #kde_connect Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D10703 |
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| batterydbusinterface.cpp | ||
| batterydbusinterface.h | ||
| batteryplugin.cpp | ||
| batteryplugin.h | ||
| CMakeLists.txt | ||
| kdeconnect_battery.json | ||
| README | ||
This plugins receives packages with type "kdeconnect.battery" and reads the
following fields:
isCharging (boolean): If the battery of the peer device is charging
currentCharge (int): The charge % of the peer device
thresholdEvent (int) [optional when = 0, see below]:
means that a battery threshold event were fired on the remote device:
0 := no event. generally not transmitted.
1 := battery entered in low state
This is an int so in the future we'll be able to subscribe to more events.
(see BatteryPlugin.ThresholdBatteryEvent)
<TODO>
Symmetrically, it sends its own battery information in packages with the same
format.
</TODO>
It also sends packages with type kdeconnect.battery and a field "request": true,
to ask the peer device to send a package like the mentioned above, and should
also answer this same kind of packages with its own information.
If the battery is low and discharging, it will notify the user.