androidx.appfunctions

The execution context of app function.

Represents a response of an execution of an app function.

Abstract base class to provide app functions to the system.

A data class to contain information to be communicated between AppFunctions apps and agents.

Builder for constructing AppFunctionData

Provides access to interact with App Functions.

Defines the specifications for filtering and searching app function snapshots.

Represents a Uri for which temporary access permission is to be granted to the caller of an AppFunction execution.

Represents a request to execute a specific app function.

Represents a failed execution of an app function.

Represents a successful execution of an app function.

Abstract base class to provide app functions to the system for Android versions 14-16 (inclusive), if the AppFunctions extensions library is available on the device.

Thrown when an error is caused by the app providing the function.

Thrown when an unknown error occurred while processing the call in the AppFunctionService.

Thrown when an operation was cancelled.

Thrown when the caller does not have the permission to execute an app function.

Thrown when the caller tried to execute a disabled app function.

Thrown when the caller tried to create a resource/entity that already exists or has conflicts with existing resource/entity.

Thrown when the caller tried to request a resource/entity that does not exist.

An exception that is thrown when an error occurs during an app function execution.

Thrown when the caller tries to execute a function that does not exist.

Thrown when the caller supplied invalid arguments to ExecuteAppFunctionRequest's parameters.

Thrown when the caller exceeded the allowed request rate.

Thrown when an app receives a request to perform an unsupported action.

Thrown when the app lacks the necessary permission to fulfill the request.

Thrown when the error is caused by the app requesting a function execution.

Thrown when an internal unexpected error comes from the system.

Thrown when an internal unexpected error comes from the system.

Thrown when an unknown error has occurred.

Specifies constraints applied on the integer values for return types, parameters, or properties in app functions.

Marks an interface as a pre-defined schema for an App Function.

Annotates a class to indicate that it can be serialized and transferred between processes using AppFunction.

Specifies constraints applied on the string values for return types, parameters, or properties in app functions.