Improvements in the components tabs

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

There are a few rooms for improvements in the components tabs:

Long clicking on the block/unblock should allow a user to choose whether to block it or to only disable it (root only).
Batch/bulk operation in each tab (block/unblock, disable/enable, default).

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Hi @MuntashirAkon Can I work on this issue?

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

Of course, you can! Be sure to read the contributing section to understand how to contribute first.

Here's a task list for you (feel-free to input your own thoughts):

[x] Create a new context menu with three items: IFW + disable, IFW, Disable and Default. The context menu should appear when the user clicks on the block/unblock button in any of the four components tabs.
[x] Modify ComponentBlocker.java to support these four options (feel-free to ask me if you have trouble understanding how they work).
[x] RuleStorageManager should also store this new preference. To do that, you have to modify ComponentRule class to include an additional integer argument (assign 1-3 for the first three and 0 for the last item).
[ ] Reuse the context menu for batch operations too. We have a custom component (based on Material BottomNavigation) for that called MultiSelectionView for this. But it isn't well documented right now. You can look into the RunningAppsActivity to understand how it works (or you can just post here if you are stuck).

Thanks.

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Hi @MuntashirAkon, I am keep getting the build failed, even after I check the sdk.dir location. Do you have any idea on that?

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

Do you have any idea on that?

Have you read the build instructions?

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Do you have any idea on that?

Have you read the build instructions?

Yes I have followed the build instruction

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

Yes I have followed the build instruction

What's the error?

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Yes I have followed the build instruction

What's the error?

What went wrong: Could not determine the dependencies of task ':server:compileReleaseAidl'.

Cannot find aidl framework from build-tools task ':server:compileReleaseAidl' property 'buildTools.buildToolsRevision'

This was the message I got

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

Sorry, no idea what this error means. It could be due to your platform or the build tools might be corrupted. By the way, which platform you're running? Linux or Darwin (macOS)? Linux has all sorts of distributions which could also cause problems (GitHub currently builds on Ubuntu and I use Arch).

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

I am using macOS. Do you know what android sdk version should be used in the project? I am currently trying Android 12

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

I am currently trying Android 12

API 30 as declared in build.gradle. Android 12 has lots of API changes which aren't yet investigated.

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Okay I will try with that again

irenejoeunpark commented 3 years ago

Hi @MuntashirAkon, I kept tried with different device settings, but could not get the sdk work on my mac. Sorry, but please assign this issue to someone else.

MuntashirAkon commented 3 years ago

could not get the sdk work on my mac.

Try with a simple project first. App Manager is tested on macOS 11.6.1 (Intel CPU) where it builds without any issues. If you're using a silicon Mac, it could be an issue.

Sorry, but please assign this issue to someone else.

OK. No problem.

MuntashirAkon commented 2 years ago

First three parts are implemented in d64f7ed8.

MuntashirAkon / AppManager

Improvements in the components tabs #601