I asked chatgpt about the possibility to achieve the same result by combining 'Notification Listener + TinyDB + Alarm'. Chat GPT gave me a big reply but I am sharing part of it. The below lines are given by chatgpt.
// When a new notification is received
Title = "New Order"
Message = "You have a new order!"
UniqueIdentifier = "Order123" // Unique identifier for the notification
// Store notification in TinyDB
TinyDB1.StoreValue("Notifications", UniqueIdentifier, Message)
// Display notification using Notifier
Notifier1.ShowNotification(Title, Message, "default")
// Check if the notification should trigger an alarm
If UniqueIdentifier = "Order123"
// Play alarm sound
Sound1.Play()
End If
THE COMPLETE CHATGPT REPLY IS GIVEN BELOW:
QUESTION:
How can I create an app using mit app inventor in such a way that the app will store the notifications in tinyDB and give alarm sound only to specific notification?
ANSWER:
To create an app in MIT App Inventor that stores notifications in TinyDB and plays an alarm sound only for specific notifications, you can follow these steps:
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Design the App UI:
- Create the user interface with components like buttons, labels, a Notifier, and a Sound component.
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Add TinyDB Component:
- Include the TinyDB component in your project, which will be used to store notifications.
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Implement Notification Handling:
- When a new notification is received, add the notification details to TinyDB.
- You can use TinyDB's
StoreValue block to store information like notification title, message, or a unique identifier for the notification.
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Trigger Notification and Sound:
- When displaying notifications, check if the notification meets the criteria for playing the alarm sound.
- Use a conditional statement to determine whether to play the sound or not.
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Play Alarm Sound:
- If the condition for playing the sound is met, use the Sound component to play the alarm sound.
Here's a simplified example in pseudocode:
// When a new notification is received
Title = "New Order"
Message = "You have a new order!"
UniqueIdentifier = "Order123" // Unique identifier for the notification
// Store notification in TinyDB
TinyDB1.StoreValue("Notifications", UniqueIdentifier, Message)
// Display notification using Notifier
Notifier1.ShowNotification(Title, Message, "default")
// Check if the notification should trigger an alarm
If UniqueIdentifier = "Order123"
// Play alarm sound
Sound1.Play()
End If
Remember to adapt this pseudocode to your specific use case and logic. You may need to modify the conditions for playing the sound based on your notification criteria.
Test your app thoroughly to ensure that notifications are stored correctly in TinyDB, and the alarm sound is played only for the specified notifications.
