Enumerations
Here is a list of enumerations you will find throughout the plugin. These enumerations are named after the same enumerations/constants found within the Android SDK.
EADBLogLevel
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| VERBOSE | The VERBOSE log level is the lowest priority, and it is used to log detailed information for debugging purposes. This log level is usually disabled in production builds. |
| DEBUG | The DEBUG log level is used to log information that is useful during the development and debugging process. It is intended for use in a development environment and typically disabled in production builds. |
| INFO | The INFO log level is used to log informational messages that highlight the progress of the application at a coarse-grained level. These messages are often used to keep track of the application's state and are typically enabled in production builds. |
| WARNING | The WARNING log level is used to log potentially harmful situations or unexpected conditions that do not prevent the application from functioning but might need attention in the future. |
| ERROR | The ERROR log level is used to log error events that might still allow the application to continue running. These messages indicate significant problems that need to be addressed. |
EBatteryHealth
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BATTERY_HEALTH_ERROR | Indicates that there is an unspecified error with the battery health. This status is used when a specific health problem cannot be identified. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_UNKNOWN | The battery health is unknown. This might occur if the system is unable to retrieve battery health information. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_GOOD | The battery is in good health. This status indicates that the battery is functioning normally and does not have any known issues. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_OVERHEAT | The battery is overheating. This status indicates that the battery temperature is too high, which can potentially damage the battery and reduce its lifespan. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_DEAD | The battery is dead. This status indicates that the battery is no longer able to hold a charge and needs to be replaced. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_OVER_VOLTAGE | The battery voltage is too high. This status indicates that the battery is receiving too much voltage, which can damage the battery and the device. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_UNSPECIFIED_FAILURE | There is an unspecified failure with the battery. This status is used when the battery health check fails for reasons that are not covered by other specific health statuses. |
| BATTERY_HEALTH_COLD | The battery is too cold. This status indicates that the battery temperature is too low, which can affect the battery's performance and efficiency. |
EBatteryPlugType
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BATTERY_UNPLUGGED | Indicates that the device is not connected to any power source and is running on battery power. |
| BATTERY_PLUGGED_AC | Indicates that the device is connected to an AC (wall) power source. This is a common charging method providing steady and typically faster charging. |
| BATTERY_PLUGGED_USB | Indicates that the device is connected to a USB power source, such as a computer or a USB charger. This method usually provides slower charging compared to AC power. |
| BATTERY_PLUGGED_WIRELESS | Indicates that the device is charging wirelessly using a wireless charging pad or stand. This method provides convenience but may charge slower than wired methods. |
| BATTERY_PLUGGED_DOCK | Indicates that the device is connected to a charging dock. This type of charging is often used with docking stations that provide power and other functionalities. |
EBatteryStatus
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| BATTERY_STATUS_ERROR | Indicates that there is an unspecified error with the battery status. This status is used when a specific problem with the battery status cannot be identified. |
| BATTERY_STATUS_UNKNOWN | The battery status is unknown. This might occur if the system is unable to retrieve the battery status information. |
| BATTERY_STATUS_CHARGING | Indicates that the battery is currently charging. This status is shown when the device is connected to a power source and the battery is gaining charge. |
| BATTERY_STATUS_DISCHARGING | Indicates that the battery is discharging. This status is shown when the device is not connected to a power source and is running on battery power. |
| BATTERY_STATUS_NOT_CHARGING | Indicates that the battery is not charging. This status is shown when the device is connected to a power source but the battery is not gaining charge, possibly because it is full or there is an issue. |
| BATTERY_STATUS_FULL | Indicates that the battery is fully charged. This status is shown when the battery is at 100% charge and is no longer drawing power from the power source. |
EAndroidLifecycleEventType
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| EVENT_CREATE | Indicates that the `onCreate()` method has been called. This is the first method called when an the application is created and is often used to perform initial setup. |
| EVENT_START | Indicates that the `onStart()` method has been called. This method is called when the application becomes visible to the user but is not yet ready for user interaction. |
| EVENT_RESUME | Indicates that the `onResume()` method has been called. This method is called when the application is ready to interact with the user. At this point, the appliaction is in the foreground. |
| EVENT_PAUSE | Indicates that the `onPause()` method has been called. This method is called when the application is partially obscured by another application. It is often used to pause ongoing tasks or save UI state. |
| EVENT_STOP | Indicates that the `onStop()` method has been called. This method is called when the application is no longer visible to the user. It is used to perform heavier shutdown operations. |
| EVENT_RESTART | Indicates that the `onRestart()` method has been called. This method is called after the application has been stopped, just before it is started again. It is typically used to refresh or update the application. |