Attach the keywords used for Settings search to Slices.
Their primary use is helping match synonyms for presenters
which display slices without explicit Uri requests, like a launcher.
This changes:
- Updates database scheme
- Adds to SliceData object
- Grab keywords in the SliceDataConverter
- Set keywords on all slices
Test: robotests
Change-Id: I16c40d2380ffddaf0a87fb1b9cd58e95573b308f
Fixes: 78306195
Extend slices_index.db to include SliceType and platform flag.
This will be used when we generate a list of all available slices
for different authorities & separated intent/action paths.
Bug: 62807132
Test: robotests
Change-Id: I1cce49d077c02ab79153db9bfdfc894dbab5e16a
This allows Settings to test against the latest framework changes.
Also replaced TestConfig with traditional robolectric.properties.
Bug: 73173204
Bug: 73892008
Test: make -j56 RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I3135b4fa5f095ba79b282a76f45dd9baa2584bc7
The indexing is done by taking the indexable fragments from
search, grabbing their XML via SearchIndexableResources, and
then looking for controllers defined in preferences.
For each controller found, we take the combination of the
fragment providing the XML and the Preference info to create
an indexable row.
Buiding a Slice will be handled in a subsquent CL, but a
prototype can be found here: ag/3324435
Test: robotests
Bug: 67996923
Change-Id: I48668618079bcc3da55ab77b7323ee8e467073af
Add in a Data object used to represent one row
in a new SQLite database used for building Slices.
The database has the following schema:
- Key
- Title
- Subtitle
- Screentitle
- Icon
- Fragment
- Controller
The key is the preference key.
Title, subtitle and Icon are for UI info.
Screentitle and fragment are for the intent.
Controller is used to get dynamic ui info (like summary),
and to take actions on the slice (like a toggle).
The actual indexing and a Slice will be handled in a subsquent CL,
but a prototype can be found here: ag/3324435
Test: robotests
Bug: 67996923
Change-Id: Id91deb58a3ab89ce1dab5a3f34cdb9ade6263aa8
