Add color presets, custom color picker, transparency slider, and device
label toggle to the widget configuration screen. Widget preview updates
in real-time. Use profile label as device name in both preview and
actual widget.
Explains that single-pod detection is an Apple limitation, not an app bug.
Users experiencing this issue will now understand it only affects the
"primary pod" (microphone pod) and can be configured in iOS settings.
Closes#38, Closes#329
This commit introduces a new card to the Overview screen that informs the user that the app is actively monitoring for devices when there are profiles configured but no devices are currently connected.
- Shows hint when 2+ profiles exist explaining order determines priority
- Appears as flat list item at bottom, less intrusive than card
- Prevents dragging hint item, keeps it at bottom
- Uses book icon for informational guidance
- Fix navigation bar overlap issues in profile creation and list screens
- Add proper edge-to-edge handling with dynamic padding for navigation bars
- Improve paired device selection with "None" option and clear functionality
- Add localized error messages for key validation with proper placeholders
- Centralize default signal quality value in DeviceProfile companion object
- Add unsaved changes detection and confirmation dialogs
- Enhance drag handle touch target size with FrameLayout wrapper
- Restore device address in profile editing and improve change tracking
- Localize all user-facing strings following project guidelines
This commit introduces a new UI for creating and editing device profiles. Users can now define profile names, select device models, set minimum signal quality, and optionally add identity and encryption keys.
The device manager screen now supports drag-and-drop reordering of profiles. The order of profiles in the list now determines their priority, with items at the top having higher priority. The internal data structure for device profiles has been updated, and the `PodMonitor` now sorts devices based on this new profile priority.
- Add UnmatchedDevicesCard to show/hide devices without profiles
- Separate devices with profiles from unmatched devices in overview
- Add priority-based sorting (profile.priority with 0 = highest)
- Add compiler args for experimental unsigned types and annotation targets
- Add string resources for unmatched devices UI
- Refactor overview to handle both profiled and non-profiled devices
The UI now shows:
1. Devices with configured profiles first (sorted by priority)
2. Collapsible section for unmatched devices with toggle button
3. Session-persistent show/hide state for unmatched devices
- Merged all 76 locale strings.xml files from app-common to app module
- Removed app-common module dependency from app/build.gradle.kts
- Removed app-common from settings.gradle
- Fixed all BuildConfig and R class import statements
- Updated fully qualified R references from eu.darken.capod.common.R to R
- Deleted entire app-common directory and all associated files
- Added temporary fallback for missing GITSHA BuildConfig field
The project now has a simplified structure with all string resources
consolidated in the app module, eliminating the unnecessary app-common
module while maintaining full functionality.
Builds successfully for both FOSS and Google Play variants.
This commit removes the "Show all devices" toggle from General Settings. The app will now always display all nearby Bluetooth devices in the overview, simplifying the UI and device discovery.
The corresponding preference `core.showall.enabled` and its usage have been removed. The debug setting `showUnfiltered` no longer affects this behavior.
- Change "No primary device" card to "No device configured" with clearer messaging
- Replace troubleshoot action with "Manage devices" button that navigates to device manager
- Move troubleshooter from overview to Settings → Support section
- Add concise troubleshooter description for settings preference
- Update navigation to support troubleshooter access from settings
- Improve user experience by providing more intuitive device management flow
This commit introduces a new setting that allows users to keep the "connected" notification visible even after the monitored device disconnects.
When this setting is enabled and the "Extra notification" is also active, the `MonitorWorker` will no longer cancel the connected notification upon finishing. This provides users with the option to see the last known battery levels after disconnection.
A new preference `keepConnectedNotificationAfterDisconnect` is added to `GeneralSettings` and the UI.
This commit introduces settings for users to input their AirPods' Identity Resolving Key (IRK) and Encryption Key. These keys, obtainable via a MacBook, allow CAPod to reliably identify the AirPods and decrypt detailed status information.
Key changes:
- Added new preferences in General Settings for IRK and Encryption Key.
- Implemented a custom dialog for key input, including validation and a link to a guide.
- Added a Moshi adapter for serializing/deserializing `ByteArray` to/from Base64 for storing the keys.
- Included new string resources for labels, descriptions, and explanations related to the keys.
- Added new icons for the key preferences.
* Improve compat options: Add alternative method for receiving BLE scan results via PendingIntents
* Add missing logtags
* Reduce log spam
* Make the linter happy
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