Request schedule-exact-alarm permission in android
npm install react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission!NPM Version
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Install the package using npm:
``sh`
npm install react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission --save
or Yarn
`sh`
yarn add react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission
Since version 0.60 React Native does linking of modules automatically.
This package allows checking the status of the schedule exact alarm permission and requesting it if it's not already enabled. As of Android 14, users are required to grant schedule exact alarm permission before its usage, while in Android 13, this permission is automatically granted. read more.
This package assumes that the SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM permission is included in the AndroidManifest.xml file. If it's not present, please ensure to add the permission to android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml. Otherwise, the package will not function correctly.
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The repository react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission hosts an example app for the Android platform.
#### useSEA
useSEA() is a react custom hook that returns a boolean indicating whether the schedule exact alarm permission is granted. This hook also automatically updates its returned value whenever the application returns to the active state. If the API level is below 34 (Android 14), this hook will always return true.
`js
import { useSEA } from 'react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission';
export default function App() {
const SEAstatus = useSEA();
return (
}
);
}
`
#### checkPermission
Similar to the useSEA() hook, checkPermission() provides the status of the schedule exact alarm permission. However, the key distinction lies in checkPermission being a standard asynchronous function, enabling its use outside of a React component.
`js
import { checkPermission } from 'react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission';
const permissionStatus = await checkPermission();
`
#### getPermission
getPermission() function directs users to the Alarms & Reminders screen in system settings, allowing them to grant the permission. When used alongside useSEA(), the status value updates accordingly based on the user's actions once they return to the app. This function remains inactive if the permission is already granted or if the user's API level is below 34 (Android 14).
`js
import {
getPermission,
useSEA,
} from 'react-native-schedule-exact-alarm-permission';
export default function App() {
const SEAstatus = useSEA();
return (
}
onPress={() => {
getPermission();
}}
/>
);
}
``
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.