As per the question title, is there a way to implement an Android live wallpaper using CocoonJS? Either as a standalone app or as an additional service of an existing app, it doesn't matter. I can't seem to find any evidence at all that this is possible, although there doesn't seem to be any technical reason for it.
I've been developing games with cocoonjs and I do not know of any API call to set a wallpaper.
Here you can see what you can do with the cocoonjs javascript API:
http://doc.ludei.com/3.0.5/
At the moment you can not add any more functionality than this API provides.
Nevertheless, there are plans for the future to make it possible to write own plugins :)
Regards
Related
I wanted to know if Android SDK provides built-in api for parental control?
So far from my research I have seen it is possible to use background service and VPNService to restrict websites, screen time and applications but it need to be highly customized and very specific in order to achieve these.
I have also encountered [Android Enterprise][1] but, and correct me if I am wrong here, It is not a viable solution since the app I want to develop is meant to be uploaded to Play Store for the wide public to download.
I was wondering if there is a built-in feature/ framework that I missing in order to develop an application that can enforce parental control policies on the device.
Thanks
I am exploring the possibility to make mobile apps using bubble.is and we intend to have a feature where the app user can do a video call and talk with us.
Do you think we can use some exisiting thing to integrate with bubble.is app to accomplish this ?
Yes, you can use GoNative to make a mobile app using bubble.is and Gruveo or a similar service to do this.
The positioning with Gruveo is a bit difficult if you want your app to be responsive (tablets? desktop?) but its doable.
I have done a lot of research around the topic. What I want is simply a custom voice (not default voice on device) for my app. Wherever I have searched people suggest using device default.
Best example is Jarvis app on Play store.
I would like to create a uniform experience on any device with this approach. Can someone suggest any good libraries or a way to achieve this?
There is tacotron from google for this purpose.
But i am not sure if the android version is available yet.
Its under developement and probably google assistent is using it.
But they use mostly cloud version on python.
I searched many documents but didn't find any exact solution for my problem. I want to implement audio call and screen sharing in Android native application using webrtc without using any third party sdk.
I found one demo example i.e apprtc but it supports only audio call. How to implement screen sharing too?
This answer may be irrelevant for the OP, since the question is very old.
Anyway, for anyone in the future searching for something similar, check this commit in webrtc repo. It adds a screen capturer for Android.
This is an open question and I was really hoping for advice...
I am planning on creating a mobile app which will track your steps and distance (based on GPS), while sitting in your pocket.
I was planning to make the app out of html5 as I know you can calcualte the motion of the device using this
So, I am really asking if people think this is possible on HTML5?
Thanks
Assuming you know JavaScript, you should be able to accomplish this with PhoneGap's Geolocation object.
Appcelerator has Titanium.Geolocation as well.
If you plan to do it with HTML5 and PhoneGap is probably your best option. But you'll still need to program a background service* in order to handle tracking the location while the app isn't actively in use.
It sounds like the real work will need to be done in Java either way so I think you should just make a regular Android application. But as I said PhoneGap is still an option for the interface if that's what you really want.
* The background service will still need to be done with Android API's. Which would then need to be hooked into PhoneGap. It might just be simpler to make a native app.