Native features and notifications on Android

[nascin]

First of all, you're doing an amazing job!

I'm testing on Android, would like to know when access to native features and notifications will be available?

[FeodorFitsner]

Could you please elaborate what particular native Android features are you interested in? There is an issue for Notifications though: #516

[nascin]

The native features would be the GPS and even if the cell phone was blocked, the application would still run, would that be possible?

[FeodorFitsner]

There is an issue for GPS support: #66

You mean "cell phone was locked"?

[nascin]

that's right, it would be in the case of a running app, where it would be running, even with the screen locked.

[FeodorFitsner]

It's still to be investigated. Per my observation the app is suspended 30 seconds after lock. I would imagine some cloud service running your app logic and sending push notifications.

[Ayberk-Irmak]

Hey everyone! 👋

I finally found a solution for sending notifications in Flet mobile applications using Pyjnius!
Since I know that many of you have been struggling with this issue, I decided to make a video tutorial explaining the entire process.
Check it out, and let me know what you think!

🔗 Video Link: How to Send Notifications in Flet using Pyjnius

Hope it helps! 😊

[tamalmaity-dev]

Hey, Can you make for bluetooth in Android ...like bluetooth scan, and connect and receive data from another device ... here bluetooth classic and BLE support for Android..... I make this using Pyjinius ...but here only show get the paired devices ... but when tap to connect then not able to connect and only show the paired devices ..but I want show the available searchable devices ...

here I make like this ...here is my url: Bluetooth calling function using Pyjinius!

Please help me ... best regards

[ndonkoHenri]

Flet 1.1.0 ships an official flet-notifications extension (#6999) for local notifications on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux and Web. You can show notifications now, schedule them, repeat them, and add action buttons and replies, with taps handled in on_tap and on_action. See the docs for what each platform supports, with examples.