/* * Copyright (C) 2013 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package android.support.v7.media; import android.content.ComponentName; import android.content.Context; import android.content.Intent; import android.os.Handler; import android.os.Message; import android.support.annotation.NonNull; import android.support.annotation.Nullable; import android.support.v7.media.MediaRouter.ControlRequestCallback; /** * Media route providers are used to publish additional media routes for * use within an application. Media route providers may also be declared * as a service to publish additional media routes to all applications * in the system. *
* The purpose of a media route provider is to discover media routes that satisfy * the criteria specified by the current {@link MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest} and publish a * {@link MediaRouteProviderDescriptor} with information about each route by calling * {@link #setDescriptor} to notify the currently registered {@link Callback}. *
* The provider should watch for changes to the discovery request by implementing * {@link #onDiscoveryRequestChanged} and updating the set of routes that it is * attempting to discover. It should also handle route control requests such * as volume changes or {@link MediaControlIntent media control intents} * by implementing {@link #onCreateRouteController} to return a {@link RouteController} * for a particular route. *
* A media route provider may be used privately within the scope of a single * application process by calling {@link MediaRouter#addProvider MediaRouter.addProvider} * to add it to the local {@link MediaRouter}. A media route provider may also be made * available globally to all applications by registering a {@link MediaRouteProviderService} * in the provider's manifest. When the media route provider is registered * as a service, all applications that use the media router API will be able to * discover and used the provider's routes without having to install anything else. *
* This object must only be accessed on the main thread. *
*/ public abstract class MediaRouteProvider { private static final int MSG_DELIVER_DESCRIPTOR_CHANGED = 1; private static final int MSG_DELIVER_DISCOVERY_REQUEST_CHANGED = 2; private final Context mContext; private final ProviderMetadata mMetadata; private final ProviderHandler mHandler = new ProviderHandler(); private Callback mCallback; private MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest mDiscoveryRequest; private boolean mPendingDiscoveryRequestChange; private MediaRouteProviderDescriptor mDescriptor; private boolean mPendingDescriptorChange; /** * Creates a media route provider. * * @param context The context. */ public MediaRouteProvider(@NonNull Context context) { this(context, null); } MediaRouteProvider(Context context, ProviderMetadata metadata) { if (context == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("context must not be null"); } mContext = context; if (metadata == null) { mMetadata = new ProviderMetadata(new ComponentName(context, getClass())); } else { mMetadata = metadata; } } /** * Gets the context of the media route provider. */ public final Context getContext() { return mContext; } /** * Gets the provider's handler which is associated with the main thread. */ public final Handler getHandler() { return mHandler; } /** * Gets some metadata about the provider's implementation. */ public final ProviderMetadata getMetadata() { return mMetadata; } /** * Sets a callback to invoke when the provider's descriptor changes. * * @param callback The callback to use, or null if none. */ public final void setCallback(@Nullable Callback callback) { MediaRouter.checkCallingThread(); mCallback = callback; } /** * Gets the current discovery request which informs the provider about the * kinds of routes to discover and whether to perform active scanning. * * @return The current discovery request, or null if no discovery is needed at this time. * * @see #onDiscoveryRequestChanged */ @Nullable public final MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest getDiscoveryRequest() { return mDiscoveryRequest; } /** * Sets a discovery request to inform the provider about the kinds of * routes that its clients would like to discover and whether to perform active scanning. * * @param request The discovery request, or null if no discovery is needed at this time. * * @see #onDiscoveryRequestChanged */ public final void setDiscoveryRequest(MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest request) { MediaRouter.checkCallingThread(); if (mDiscoveryRequest == request || (mDiscoveryRequest != null && mDiscoveryRequest.equals(request))) { return; } mDiscoveryRequest = request; if (!mPendingDiscoveryRequestChange) { mPendingDiscoveryRequestChange = true; mHandler.sendEmptyMessage(MSG_DELIVER_DISCOVERY_REQUEST_CHANGED); } } private void deliverDiscoveryRequestChanged() { mPendingDiscoveryRequestChange = false; onDiscoveryRequestChanged(mDiscoveryRequest); } /** * Called by the media router when the {@link MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest discovery request} * has changed. ** Whenever an applications calls {@link MediaRouter#addCallback} to register * a callback, it also provides a selector to specify the kinds of routes that * it is interested in. The media router combines all of these selectors together * to generate a {@link MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest} and notifies each provider when a change * occurs by calling {@link #setDiscoveryRequest} which posts a message to invoke * this method asynchronously. *
* The provider should examine the {@link MediaControlIntent media control categories} * in the discovery request's {@link MediaRouteSelector selector} to determine what * kinds of routes it should try to discover and whether it should perform active * or passive scans. In many cases, the provider may be able to save power by * determining that the selector does not contain any categories that it supports * and it can therefore avoid performing any scans at all. *
* * @param request The new discovery request, or null if no discovery is needed at this time. * * @see MediaRouter#addCallback */ public void onDiscoveryRequestChanged(@Nullable MediaRouteDiscoveryRequest request) { } /** * Gets the provider's descriptor. ** The descriptor describes the state of the media route provider and * the routes that it publishes. Watch for changes to the descriptor * by registering a {@link Callback callback} with {@link #setCallback}. *
* * @return The media route provider descriptor, or null if none. * * @see Callback#onDescriptorChanged */ @Nullable public final MediaRouteProviderDescriptor getDescriptor() { return mDescriptor; } /** * Sets the provider's descriptor. ** The provider must call this method to notify the currently registered * {@link Callback callback} about the change to the provider's descriptor. *
* * @param descriptor The updated route provider descriptor, or null if none. * * @see Callback#onDescriptorChanged */ public final void setDescriptor(@Nullable MediaRouteProviderDescriptor descriptor) { MediaRouter.checkCallingThread(); if (mDescriptor != descriptor) { mDescriptor = descriptor; if (!mPendingDescriptorChange) { mPendingDescriptorChange = true; mHandler.sendEmptyMessage(MSG_DELIVER_DESCRIPTOR_CHANGED); } } } private void deliverDescriptorChanged() { mPendingDescriptorChange = false; if (mCallback != null) { mCallback.onDescriptorChanged(this, mDescriptor); } } /** * Called by the media router to obtain a route controller for a particular route. ** The media router will invoke the {@link RouteController#onRelease} method of the route * controller when it is no longer needed to allow it to free its resources. *
* * @param routeId The unique id of the route. * @return The route controller. Returns null if there is no such route or if the route * cannot be controlled using the route controller interface. */ @Nullable public RouteController onCreateRouteController(String routeId) { return null; } /** * Describes properties of the route provider's implementation. ** This object is immutable once created. *
*/ public static final class ProviderMetadata { private final ComponentName mComponentName; ProviderMetadata(ComponentName componentName) { if (componentName == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("componentName must not be null"); } mComponentName = componentName; } /** * Gets the provider's package name. */ public String getPackageName() { return mComponentName.getPackageName(); } /** * Gets the provider's component name. */ public ComponentName getComponentName() { return mComponentName; } @Override public String toString() { return "ProviderMetadata{ componentName=" + mComponentName.flattenToShortString() + " }"; } } /** * Provides control over a particular route. ** The media router obtains a route controller for a route whenever it needs * to control a route. When a route is selected, the media router invokes * the {@link #onSelect} method of its route controller. While selected, * the media router may call other methods of the route controller to * request that it perform certain actions to the route. When a route is * unselected, the media router invokes the {@link #onUnselect} method of its * route controller. When the media route no longer needs the route controller * it will invoke the {@link #onRelease} method to allow the route controller * to free its resources. *
* There may be multiple route controllers simultaneously active for the * same route. Each route controller will be released separately. *
* All operations on the route controller are asynchronous and * results are communicated via callbacks. *
*/ public static abstract class RouteController { /** * Releases the route controller, allowing it to free its resources. */ public void onRelease() { } /** * Selects the route. */ public void onSelect() { } /** * Unselects the route. */ public void onUnselect() { } /** * Requests to set the volume of the route. * * @param volume The new volume value between 0 and {@link MediaRouteDescriptor#getVolumeMax}. */ public void onSetVolume(int volume) { } /** * Requests an incremental volume update for the route. * * @param delta The delta to add to the current volume. */ public void onUpdateVolume(int delta) { } /** * Performs a {@link MediaControlIntent media control} request * asynchronously on behalf of the route. * * @param intent A {@link MediaControlIntent media control intent}. * @param callback A {@link ControlRequestCallback} to invoke with the result * of the request, or null if no result is required. * @return True if the controller intends to handle the request and will * invoke the callback when finished. False if the controller will not * handle the request and will not invoke the callback. * * @see MediaControlIntent */ public boolean onControlRequest(Intent intent, @Nullable ControlRequestCallback callback) { return false; } } /** * Callback which is invoked when route information becomes available or changes. */ public static abstract class Callback { /** * Called when information about a route provider and its routes changes. * * @param provider The media route provider that changed, never null. * @param descriptor The new media route provider descriptor, or null if none. */ public void onDescriptorChanged(@NonNull MediaRouteProvider provider, @Nullable MediaRouteProviderDescriptor descriptor) { } } private final class ProviderHandler extends Handler { @Override public void handleMessage(Message msg) { switch (msg.what) { case MSG_DELIVER_DESCRIPTOR_CHANGED: deliverDescriptorChanged(); break; case MSG_DELIVER_DISCOVERY_REQUEST_CHANGED: deliverDiscoveryRequestChanged(); break; } } } }