This repository contains the code for the WorkManager Codelab.
At I/O 2018, Google announced Android Jetpack, a collection of libraries, tools, and architectural guidance to accelerate and simplify the development of great Android apps. One of those libraries is the WorkManager library. The WorkManager library provides a unified API for deferrable one-off or recurring background tasks that need guaranteed execution. You can learn more by reading the WorkManager Guide, the WorkManager Reference or doing the WorkManager Codelab.
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Familiarity with how to open, build, and run apps with Android Studio.
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Make sure Android Studio is updated, as well as your SDK and Gradle. Otherwise, you may have to wait for a while until all the updates are done.
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A device or emulator that runs API level 21+
You need to be solidly familiar with the Kotlin programming language, object-oriented design concepts, and Android Development Fundamentals.
In particular:
- Basics of Jetpack Compose
- Some familiarity with URIs and File I/O
- Familiarity with Kotlin Flow and ViewModel
- Install Android Studio, if you don't already have it.
- Download the sample.
- Import the sample into Android Studio.
- Build and run the sample.
Notes:
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The application code contains a battery not low constraint. If the device/emulator has a low battery, the application will appear to hang until this constraint is met.
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The app requires notifications to be enabled. To enable notifications, navigate to the Android Settings menu > Apps > Blur-O-Matic > Notifications > Enable "All Blur-O-Matic notifications".
