إنشاء تطبيقات المراسلة لتطبيق Android Auto

private const val ACTION_REPLY = "com.example.REPLY"
private const val ACTION_MARK_AS_READ = "com.example.MARK_AS_READ"

private const val EXTRA_CONVERSATION_ID_KEY = "conversation_id"
private const val REMOTE_INPUT_RESULT_KEY = "reply_input"

/**
 * An [IntentService] that handles reply and mark-as-read actions for
 * [YourAppConversation]s.
 */
class MessagingService : IntentService("MessagingService") {
    override fun onHandleIntent(intent: Intent?) {
        // Fetches internal data.
        val conversationId = intent!!.getIntExtra(EXTRA_CONVERSATION_ID_KEY, -1)

        // Searches the database for that conversation.
        val conversation = YourAppConversation.getById(conversationId)

        // Handles the action that was requested in the intent. The TODOs
        // are addressed in a later section.
        when (intent.action) {
            ACTION_REPLY -> TODO()
            ACTION_MARK_AS_READ -> TODO()
        }
    }
}

<application>
    <service android:name="com.example.MessagingService" />
    ...
</application>

/**
 * Creates a [RemoteInput] that lets remote apps provide a response string
 * to the underlying [Intent] within a [PendingIntent].
 */
fun createReplyRemoteInput(context: Context): RemoteInput {
    // RemoteInput.Builder accepts a single parameter: the key to use to store
    // the response in.
    return RemoteInput.Builder(REMOTE_INPUT_RESULT_KEY).build()
    // Note that the RemoteInput has no knowledge of the conversation. This is
    // because the data for the RemoteInput is bound to the reply Intent using
    // static methods in the RemoteInput class.
}

/** Creates an [Intent] that handles replying to the given [appConversation]. */
fun createReplyIntent(
        context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation): Intent {
    // Creates the intent backed by the MessagingService.
    val intent = Intent(context, MessagingService::class.java)

    // Lets the MessagingService know this is a reply request.
    intent.action = ACTION_REPLY

    // Provides the ID of the conversation that the reply applies to.
    intent.putExtra(EXTRA_CONVERSATION_ID_KEY, appConversation.id)

    return intent
}

ACTION_REPLY -> {
    // Extracts reply response from the intent using the same key that the
    // RemoteInput uses.
    val results: Bundle = RemoteInput.getResultsFromIntent(intent)
    val message = results.getString(REMOTE_INPUT_RESULT_KEY)

    // This conversation object comes from the MessagingService.
    conversation.reply(message)
}

/** Creates an [Intent] that handles marking the [appConversation] as read. */
fun createMarkAsReadIntent(
        context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation): Intent {
    val intent = Intent(context, MessagingService::class.java)
    intent.action = ACTION_MARK_AS_READ
    intent.putExtra(EXTRA_CONVERSATION_ID_KEY, appConversation.id)
    return intent
}

// Marking as read has no other logic.
ACTION_MARK_AS_READ -> conversation.markAsRead()

fun createReplyAction(
        context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation): Action {
    val replyIntent: Intent = createReplyIntent(context, appConversation)
    // ...

    // ...
    val replyPendingIntent = PendingIntent.getService(
        context,
        createReplyId(appConversation), // Method explained later.
        replyIntent,
        PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT or PendingIntent.FLAG_MUTABLE)
    // ...

    // ...
    val replyAction = Action.Builder(R.drawable.reply, "Reply", replyPendingIntent)
        // Provides context to what firing the Action does.
        .setSemanticAction(Action.SEMANTIC_ACTION_REPLY)

        // The action doesn't show any UI, as required by Android Auto.
        .setShowsUserInterface(false)

        // Don't forget the reply RemoteInput. Android Auto will use this to
        // make a system call that will add the response string into
        // the reply intent so it can be extracted by the messaging app.
        .addRemoteInput(createReplyRemoteInput(context))
        .build()

    return replyAction
}

fun createMarkAsReadAction(
        context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation): Action {
    val markAsReadIntent = createMarkAsReadIntent(context, appConversation)
    val markAsReadPendingIntent = PendingIntent.getService(
            context,
            createMarkAsReadId(appConversation), // Method explained below.
            markAsReadIntent,
            PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT  or PendingIntent.FLAG_IMMUTABLE)
    val markAsReadAction = Action.Builder(
            R.drawable.mark_as_read, "Mark as Read", markAsReadPendingIntent)
        .setSemanticAction(Action.SEMANTIC_ACTION_MARK_AS_READ)
        .setShowsUserInterface(false)
        .build()
    return markAsReadAction
}

fun createMessagingStyle(
        context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation): MessagingStyle {
    // Method defined by the messaging app.
    val appDeviceUser: YourAppUser = getAppDeviceUser()

    val devicePerson = Person.Builder()
        // The display name (also the name that's read aloud in Android auto).
        .setName(appDeviceUser.name)

        // The icon to show in the notification shade in the system UI (outside
        // of Android Auto).
        .setIcon(appDeviceUser.icon)

        // A unique key in case there are multiple people in this conversation with
        // the same name.
        .setKey(appDeviceUser.id)
        .build()
    // ...

    // ...
    val messagingStyle = MessagingStyle(devicePerson)

    // Sets the conversation title. If the app's target version is lower
    // than P, this will automatically mark the conversation as a group (to
    // maintain backward compatibility). Use `setGroupConversation` after
    // setting the conversation title to explicitly override this behavior. See
    // the documentation for more information.
    messagingStyle.setConversationTitle(appConversation.title)

    // Group conversation means there is more than 1 recipient, so set it as such.
    messagingStyle.setGroupConversation(appConversation.recipients.size > 1)
    // ...

    // ...
    for (appMessage in appConversation.getUnreadMessages()) {
        // The sender is also represented using a Person object.
        val senderPerson = Person.Builder()
            .setName(appMessage.sender.name)
            .setIcon(appMessage.sender.icon)
            .setKey(appMessage.sender.id)
            .build()

        // Adds the message. More complex messages, like images,
        // can be created and added by instantiating the MessagingStyle.Message
        // class directly. See documentation for details.
        messagingStyle.addMessage(
                appMessage.body, appMessage.timeReceived, senderPerson)
    }

    return messagingStyle
}

fun notify(context: Context, appConversation: YourAppConversation) {
    // Creates the actions and MessagingStyle.
    val replyAction = createReplyAction(context, appConversation)
    val markAsReadAction = createMarkAsReadAction(context, appConversation)
    val messagingStyle = createMessagingStyle(context, appConversation)

    // Creates the notification.
    val notification = NotificationCompat.Builder(context, channel)
        // A required field for the Android UI.
        .setSmallIcon(R.drawable.notification_icon)

        // Shows in Android Auto as the conversation image.
        .setLargeIcon(appConversation.icon)

        // Adds MessagingStyle.
        .setStyle(messagingStyle)

        // Adds reply action.
        .addAction(replyAction)

        // Makes the mark-as-read action invisible, so it doesn't appear
        // in the Android UI but the app satisfies Android Auto's
        // mark-as-read Action requirement. Both required actions can be made
        // visible or invisible; it is a stylistic choice.
        .addInvisibleAction(markAsReadAction)

        .build()

    // Posts the notification for the user to see.
    val notificationManagerCompat = NotificationManagerCompat.from(context)
    notificationManagerCompat.notify(appConversation.id, notification)
}