Yes I did.
Version 4 updated!
New blocks:
Documentation
BaseOS
Returns the base OS build the product is based on.Returns: text
Incremental
Returns the internal value used by the underlying source control to represent this build.Returns: text
SecurityPatch
Returns the user-visible security patch level. This value represents the date when the device most recently applied a security patch.This block only works on APIs > 22 (Android 6.0 or larger).
Returns: text
This update is cool!
Thanks...
Do you mean 2022 ?
Yes.
It's currently 18:10 in Hong Kong, and the last day in 2021.
Version 5 updated!
Method blocks
Display
Returns a build ID string meant for displaying to the user.Returns: text
Property blocks
Release
Returns the user-visible version string. E.g., "1.0" or "3.4b5" or "bananas". This field is an opaque string.
Do not assume that its value has any particular structure or that values of RELEASE from different releases can be somehow ordered.Returns: text
Changed SdkCodeName
and SdkVersion
to property blocks.
SdkCodeName
Returns the current development codename, or the string 'REL' if this is a release build.
Returns: text
SdkVersion
Returns the SDK version of the software currently running on this hardware device.Returns: int
nice update!
I tested your extension and it's working
This extension is now added to my website.
I realized that this extension does not work on the App Inventor emulator.
When I added this component to the project, it gave me a huge, unreasonable runtime error, so don't test it with the eumlator.
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gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:119) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ApplyExp.visit(ApplyExp.java:410) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:55) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:162) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.kawa.functions.CompilationHelpers.validateApplyToArgs(CompilationHelpers.java:66) java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method) java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.maybeInline(InlineCalls.java:467) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:150) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:119) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ApplyExp.visit(ApplyExp.java:410) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) 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Maybe the emulator doesn't support this feature...?
It's because the emulator is very old I guess. It is just like it was last updated 9-10 years ago... Android is too old on it. Android has very updated now so it supports on the latest new android os!
Nice extension
That extension is so crazy - probably the extension developer put a lot of effort in it.
Version 6 Added!
I would like to thank @Taifun a lot for this update, they let me learn a lot from their extension!
Implemented from Battery Utilities from Kodular.
New blocks:
Method blocks
BatteryHealth
Returns the health value of the phone's battery. Can be: UNKNOWN, GOOD, OVERHEAT, DEAD, OVER_VOLTAGE, UNSPECIFIED_FAILURE, COLD.
Returns: text
BatteryPercentage
Returns the battery level in percentage.
Returns: int
BatteryTechnology
Returns the battery technology.
Returns: int
BatteryVoltage
Returns the current battery voltage.
Returns: int
IsBatteryPresent
Indicating whether a battery is present.
Returns: boolean
Property Blocks
BatteryCharging
Returns true if the device is charging, else false.
Returns: boolean
BatteryPlugged
Returns the device the phone is plugged to. Can be 'USB', 'AC', 'WIRELESS' or 'UNKNOWN'.
Returns: text
NOTE: Remember to distinguish the above blocks. They are 100% different.