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API

All are static method, and all GET mothods return a promise

Maybe codes is best document

Some APIs are marked with an asterisk at the beginning, and it means you need declare permission for Androidn since V1.5.0, see Android Permission

Some APIs which start with swtich or containt bluetooth are disabled for iOS since V1.7.0, you can enable it in a few steps.

method description
Volume
getVolume(type:string) => Promise Get the system volume.

type must be one of music, call, system, ring, alarm, notification, default is music
setVolume(val:float, config:object) Set the system volume by specified value, from 0 to 1. 0 for mute, and 1 is max volume.

config can be {type: 'music', playSound:true, showUI:true}

type : must be one of music, call, system, ring, alarm, notification, default is music.(Android only)
playSound: Whether to play a sound when changing the volume, default is false(Android only)
showUI: Show a toast containing the current volume, default is false(Android & iOS)

since 1.2.2
addVolumeListener(callback) Listen the volume changing, and it will return the listener. More info see the example
removeVolumeListener(listener) Remove listener when it no longer needed.
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Brightness
getBrightness() => Promise Get the system brightness.
setBrightness(val:float) => Promise Set the system brightness by specified value, from 0 to 1. 0 for brightless, and 1 is max.

Return false if permission deny ( iOS always be true
* setBrightnessForce(val:float) => Promise In Android, if the screen mode is auto, SystemSetting.setBrightness() will not work. You can call this to change the screen mode to MANUAL first.

Return false if permission deny ( iOS always be true
* setAppBrightness(val:float) For Android, setBrightness() or setBrightnessForce() will change the system's brightness, while this just changes the app's brightness, and it has no permission trouble.

For iOS, it's same with setBrightness().
getAppBrightness() => Promise Get the app brightness, and it will returns system brightness if you haven't call setAppBrightness(val) yet. (iOS allways returns system brightness)
getScreenMode() => Promise (Only for Android, iOS will return -1). Get the screen mode, 0 is manual, while 1 is automatic.
* setScreenMode(mode:int) => Promise (Only for Android, iOS cannot change it). Change the screen mode, 0 is manual, while 1 is automatic.

Return false if permission deny ( iOS always be true
grantWriteSettingPermission() open app setting page. It's user-friendly when you need some permission. Normally, you can call it if setScreenMode(), setBrightness() or setBrightnessForce() return false
* saveBrightness() It will save current brightness and screen mode.
restoreBrightness() => Promise Restore brightness and screen mode back to saveBrightness(). While iOS only restore the brightness, Android will restore both.

You should call this before setBrightness() or setBrightnessForce().

It will return the saved brightness.
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Wifi
* isWifiEnabled() => Promise Get wifi state, true if wifi is on.
switchWifi(complete) It will open Wifi Setting Page, and you can change it by yourself. When come back to the app, the complete will be call.
** switchWifiSilence(complete) It will open wifi if the wifi is off, and close wifi when the wifi is on now. When it has done, the complete will be call.
In android, it's done programmatically.

In iOS, I cannot do that by code for system limiting, so it just calls switchWifi(complete)

You need declare android.permission.CHANGE_WIFI_STATE in your AndroidManifest.xml, see detail
addWifiListener(callback) => Promise Listen the wifi state changing, and it will return the listener. (Android only)
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Location
isLocationEnabled() => Promise Get location state, true if location is on.
switchLocation(complete) It will open System Location Setting Page, and you can change it by yourself. When come back to the app, the complete will be call.
addLocationListener(callback) => Promise Listen the location state changing, and it will return the listener. (Android only)
getLocationMode() => Promise Get current location mode code: 0 - 'off', 1 - 'gps', 2 - 'network', 3 - 'gps & network'. (Android only)
addLocationModeListener(callback) => Promise Listen the location mode changing, and it will return the listener. (Android only)
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Bluetooth
* isBluetoothEnabled() => Promise Get bluetooth state, true if bluetooth is on.
switchBluetooth(complete) It will open System Bluetooth Setting Page, and you can change it by yourself. When come back to the app, the complete will be call.
** switchBluetoothSilence(complete) It will open bluetooth if the bluetooth is off, and close bluetooth when the bluetooth is on now. When it has done, the complete will be call.
In android, it's done programmatically.

In iOS, I cannot do that by code for system limiting, so it just calls switchBluetooth(complete)

You need declare android.permission.BLUETOOTH_ADMIN in your AndroidManifest.xml, see detail
addBluetoothListener(callback) => Promise Listen the bluetooth state changing, and it will return the listener.
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Airplane
isAirplaneEnabled() => Promise Get airplane state, true if airplane is on.

It will always return true for iOS if your device has no SIM card, see detail
switchAirplane(complete) It will open System Setting Page, and you can change it by yourself. When come back to the app, the complete will be call.
addAirplaneListener(callback) => Promise Listen the airplane state changing, and it will return the listener. (Android only)
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Other
setAppStore(isAppStore:bool) true means that you'll submit your app to App Store. In order to throught the App Store review, it has some side effects, see Private API.

false means that your app will not upload to App Store, and you can use any APIs at will.
removeListener(listener) you can use this to remove the listener which return by add*Listener(callback)
openAppSystemSettings() open app's setting page