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hi as I would like to be able to run some code when the app is closed
(for closed I mean closed by the task manager).
my app must be able to make http requests via axios in the background on both android and ios (must send notifications using the local-notification plugin that reminds that one or more events in an external calendar will start in an hour), I searched in network and I saw the documentation but it is not clear how I should do, I also read that the way to run background code on android 8 changes radically.
Can someone explain to me what I have to do? what permissions should I request from the system? or if there is any example of code on the net.
android axios nativescript nativescript-vue vue-nativescript asked Mar 9 at 9:06
Christopher CivitaleChristopher Civitale
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hi as I would like to be able to run some code when the app is closed
(for closed I mean closed by the task manager).
my app must be able to make http requests via axios in the background on both android and ios (must send notifications using the local-notification plugin that reminds that one or more events in an external calendar will start in an hour), I searched in network and I saw the documentation but it is not clear how I should do, I also read that the way to run background code on android 8 changes radically.
Can someone explain to me what I have to do? what permissions should I request from the system? or if there is any example of code on the net.
android axios nativescript nativescript-vue vue-nativescript asked Mar 9 at 9:06
Christopher CivitaleChristopher Civitale
12
add a comment |
hi as I would like to be able to run some code when the app is closed
(for closed I mean closed by the task manager).
my app must be able to make http requests via axios in the background on both android and ios (must send notifications using the local-notification plugin that reminds that one or more events in an external calendar will start in an hour), I searched in network and I saw the documentation but it is not clear how I should do, I also read that the way to run background code on android 8 changes radically.
Can someone explain to me what I have to do? what permissions should I request from the system? or if there is any example of code on the net.
android axios nativescript nativescript-vue vue-nativescript asked Mar 9 at 9:06
Christopher CivitaleChristopher Civitale
12
hi as I would like to be able to run some code when the app is closed
(for closed I mean closed by the task manager).
my app must be able to make http requests via axios in the background on both android and ios (must send notifications using the local-notification plugin that reminds that one or more events in an external calendar will start in an hour), I searched in network and I saw the documentation but it is not clear how I should do, I also read that the way to run background code on android 8 changes radically.
Can someone explain to me what I have to do? what permissions should I request from the system? or if there is any example of code on the net.
android axios nativescript nativescript-vue vue-nativescript android axios nativescript nativescript-vue vue-nativescript asked Mar 9 at 9:06
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Okay you should use a service in android.It's a simple class makes it happen in the background and after you're done you can stop the service.It works for android up to 26 api.(26 not included)
https://developer.android.com/guide/components/services
for 26 and higher you can use Managers there's a downloadManager already:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DownloadManager
You don't have to use it,you can also make yours in a Job Scheduler (above lollipop)
There's a nice tutorial about it here:
https://android.jlelse.eu/schedule-tasks-and-jobs-intelligently-in-android-e0b0d9201777
Using Android Background Services in NativeScript:
https://www.nativescript.org/blog/using-android-background-services-in-nativescript
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
add a comment |
Here are the samples for implementing background services for iOS & Android.
There is also a plugin nativescript-background-fetch which might work for you.
tns plugin add nativescript-background-fetch
Invokes your callback function roughly every 15 mins while the app is not alive, so you could finish your background activities like downloading your content etc.,
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
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Okay you should use a service in android.It's a simple class makes it happen in the background and after you're done you can stop the service.It works for android up to 26 api.(26 not included)
https://developer.android.com/guide/components/services
for 26 and higher you can use Managers there's a downloadManager already:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DownloadManager
You don't have to use it,you can also make yours in a Job Scheduler (above lollipop)
There's a nice tutorial about it here:
https://android.jlelse.eu/schedule-tasks-and-jobs-intelligently-in-android-e0b0d9201777
Using Android Background Services in NativeScript:
https://www.nativescript.org/blog/using-android-background-services-in-nativescript
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
add a comment |
Okay you should use a service in android.It's a simple class makes it happen in the background and after you're done you can stop the service.It works for android up to 26 api.(26 not included)
https://developer.android.com/guide/components/services
for 26 and higher you can use Managers there's a downloadManager already:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DownloadManager
You don't have to use it,you can also make yours in a Job Scheduler (above lollipop)
There's a nice tutorial about it here:
https://android.jlelse.eu/schedule-tasks-and-jobs-intelligently-in-android-e0b0d9201777
Using Android Background Services in NativeScript:
https://www.nativescript.org/blog/using-android-background-services-in-nativescript
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
add a comment |
Okay you should use a service in android.It's a simple class makes it happen in the background and after you're done you can stop the service.It works for android up to 26 api.(26 not included)
https://developer.android.com/guide/components/services
for 26 and higher you can use Managers there's a downloadManager already:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DownloadManager
You don't have to use it,you can also make yours in a Job Scheduler (above lollipop)
There's a nice tutorial about it here:
https://android.jlelse.eu/schedule-tasks-and-jobs-intelligently-in-android-e0b0d9201777
Using Android Background Services in NativeScript:
https://www.nativescript.org/blog/using-android-background-services-in-nativescript
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
Okay you should use a service in android.It's a simple class makes it happen in the background and after you're done you can stop the service.It works for android up to 26 api.(26 not included)
https://developer.android.com/guide/components/services
for 26 and higher you can use Managers there's a downloadManager already:
https://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DownloadManager
You don't have to use it,you can also make yours in a Job Scheduler (above lollipop)
There's a nice tutorial about it here:
https://android.jlelse.eu/schedule-tasks-and-jobs-intelligently-in-android-e0b0d9201777
Using Android Background Services in NativeScript:
https://www.nativescript.org/blog/using-android-background-services-in-nativescript
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
edited Mar 9 at 9:43
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
605112
answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
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answered Mar 9 at 9:26
steve moretzsteve moretz
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605112
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
add a comment |
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
Hi, this tutorial work on NativeScript Apps ?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 9:37
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
@ChristopherCivitale No it's for android I added a new link for nativeScript at the end right now.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 9:42
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
hello I saw the documentation but it is not clear to me one thing. The example uses the tap event to start running in the background, how do I start the background service automatically without having to press the button?
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 9 at 15:01
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
You don't have to use a button.Start it whenever you want.on the start of the app.On server reply.On push notification.The limit is your imaginations.
– steve moretz
Mar 9 at 20:47
add a comment |
Here are the samples for implementing background services for iOS & Android.
There is also a plugin nativescript-background-fetch which might work for you.
tns plugin add nativescript-background-fetch
Invokes your callback function roughly every 15 mins while the app is not alive, so you could finish your background activities like downloading your content etc.,
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
add a comment |
Here are the samples for implementing background services for iOS & Android.
There is also a plugin nativescript-background-fetch which might work for you.
tns plugin add nativescript-background-fetch
Invokes your callback function roughly every 15 mins while the app is not alive, so you could finish your background activities like downloading your content etc.,
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
add a comment |
Here are the samples for implementing background services for iOS & Android.
There is also a plugin nativescript-background-fetch which might work for you.
tns plugin add nativescript-background-fetch
Invokes your callback function roughly every 15 mins while the app is not alive, so you could finish your background activities like downloading your content etc.,
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
Here are the samples for implementing background services for iOS & Android.
There is also a plugin nativescript-background-fetch which might work for you.
tns plugin add nativescript-background-fetch
Invokes your callback function roughly every 15 mins while the app is not alive, so you could finish your background activities like downloading your content etc.,
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
answered Mar 9 at 13:32
ManojManoj
8,45921024
8,45921024
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
add a comment |
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Hi, yes, this is what I was looking for. But I have a problem, I installed the plugin but when the amount using import BackgroundFetch from "nativescript-background-fetch" gives me this error: Cannot read property 'CompletitionHandler' of undefined
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:45
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
Is it a runtime exception or compile one?
– Manoj
Mar 11 at 8:49
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
runtime java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to create application com.tns.NativeScriptApplication: com.tns.NativeScriptException:
– Christopher Civitale
Mar 11 at 8:54
add a comment |
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