Pebble: Add support for dynamic Pebble background colors
- Add a couple additional icon types
- Add Lighthouse (currently unused)
- Add Transit (public transportation app)
- Tweak the colors on existing icon types
- Implement logic to grab primary (vibrant) color from app logo
- The color will be used when displaying a notification for an app
that does not have any configs bound to it.
- Alter NotificationType to support a color (named pebbleColor)
- Alter the Pebble notification poster to listen to the color from
the notification
- Alter the DeviceCommunicationService to allow for color passthrough.
- Add logic to convert HEX or Integer representations of RGB888 colors
to Pebble RGB222 format.
- make the package name retrieved lowercase.
Fixes: #815
- add missing call super.setUp() in LoggingTest
- make use ofGBApplication's logger and db support instead
of adding specific test things. Avoids differences between
the local test things and the global GBApplication instances.
Please check if transliteration of Hebrew in LnaguageUtilsTest is
correct. It works just fine if you follow the mapping in LanguageUtils.
Test all transliteration in LanguageUtils only, the test in
DeviceCommunicationServiceTest does not need to be done for every
language.
Also use assertEquals(expected, value) instead of assertTrue(expected.equals(value));
Most of the code is generic, so it could be implemented by other devices.
I dont know what happens if multiple messages arrive in the same notification.
So, this is experimental.
When adding e.g. new DeviceAttributes, we cannot simply add them to the
attributes list, because that list is supposed to be ordered. We could
insert it at the beginning, but that would be brittle to changes in the
GBDaoGenerator, so we simply re-fetch them from the db after adding
new attributes.
When running all tests from gradle, they are executed in a single VM,
and from a quick look it is not configurable to start LoggingTest in
a separate VM (in order to enforce fresh logback configuration).
Thus, previously started tests interfere with the custom logback
configuration of LoggingTest.
=> Set the logback configuration in advance in build.gradle
Frank Slezak