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Setup Development Environment

Normal Process

Before starting development, you need to set up the API Key. Define the API Key provided by Nothing in the AndroidManifest.xml file of your application, within the <application> tag. Here is how to do it:

<meta-data android:name="NothingKey" android:value="{API Key}"/>

Be sure to replace {API Key} with the actual API key that has been provided to you.

Debug Process

If you are in the debug phase, there is no need to set up the true API Key. Instead, use a test key in your AndroidManifest.xml like this:

<meta-data android:name="NothingKey" android:value="test"/>

Setup Instructions

  1. Only foreground applications are allowed to be used.
  2. Debugging can be enabled via adb command.
adb shell settings put global nt_glyph_interface_debug_enable 1
  • Debugging mode will be automatically disabled after 48 hours to prevent misuse of the SDK.
  1. Once successfully activated, you will receive a notification.

SDK Integration

  1. There are several key points to note when integrating the Glyph SDK:
    • Glyph SDK primarily operates Glyph through a system proxy service. Please ensure that GlyphManager's init is called at the beginning.
    • The SDK needs to be registered before it can be used. Call the register() function to grant permission for SDK usage.
    • For each use of Glyph, it is important to open a session using openSession(). When not using Glyph, be sure to close the session to release resources.
  2. You can refer to Example 1 as a reference, but the overall management of the SDK usage cycle can be adjusted according to your needs.
  3. Limitation: This SDK only works on Nothing devices running Android version 14 or newer.

API

PackageName: com.nothing.ketchum

AndroidManifest.xml

Add two segments to AndroidManifest.xml

  1. Enable the permission: com.nothing.ketchum.permission.ENABLE
<uses-permission android:name="com.nothing.ketchum.permission.ENABLE"/>
  1. Add API Key
<!-- This tag should be added in application tag -->
<meta-data android:name="NothingKey" android:value="{Your APIKey}" />

Common

Help to distinguish between smartphone model.

Constants
String DEVICE_20111
String DEVICE_22111
String DEVICE_23111
Methods
boolean is20111()
Whether model is Phone (1)
boolean is22111()
Whether model is Phone (2)
boolean is23111()
Whether model is Phone (2a)

Glyph

How the Glyph Interface is indexed

Nothing Phone (1)

Constants ArrayIndex
int A1 0
int B1 1
int C1 - C4 2 - 5
int D1_1 - D1_8
Where D1_1 is the bottom and D1_8 is the top
7 - 14
int E1 6

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Nothing Phone (2)

Constants ArrayIndex
int A1 0
int A2 1
int B1 2
int C1_1 - C1_16
Where C1_1 is bottom right and C1_16 is top left of C1
3 - 18
int C2 - C6 19 - 23
int D1_1 - D1_8
Where D1_1 is the bottom and D1_8 is the top
25 - 32
int E1 24

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Nothing Phone (2a)

Constants ArrayIndex
int A 25
int B 24
int C1 - C24
Where C_1 is bottom left and C_24 is top right of C
0 - 23

Frame 7

GlyphFrame

To indicate the Glyph to be used.

Methods
int getPeriod()
Get the duration of the GlyphFrame is to be turned on, measured in milliseconds.
int getCycles()
Get number of cycles the GlyphFrame is to be turned on for.
int getInterval()
Get the interval between cycles.
int[] getChannel()
Get the array of Glyph channels that are included in the GlyphFrame.

GlyphFrame.Builder

To create the group of Glyphs to be used.

Constructor
GlyphFrame.Builder()
Create the GlyphFrame class. Default value is 22111.
GlyphFrame.Builder(String device)
Create the GlyphFrame class. Select between the other devices.
Methods
GlyphFrame.Builder buildPeriod(int period)
Set the duration of the GlyphFrame is to be turned on, measured in milliseconds.
GlyphFrame.Builder buildCycles(int cycles)
Set the number of cycles the GlyphFrame is to be turned on for.
GlyphFrame.Builder buildInterval(int interval)
Set the interval between cycles.
GlyphFrame.Builder buildChannel(int channel)
Set the Glyph to be used. Please refer to the Glyph class above.
GlyphFrame.Builder buildChannel?()
?: A - E
Quickly set a zone of Glyphs to be used. Please refer to the Glyph class above.
GlyphFrame build()
Create the instance of the GlyphFrame.

GlyphManager

Used to control the Glyph Interface.

Static Methods
getInstance(Context context)
Obtaining an instance of GlyphManager.
Methods
void init(GlyphManager.Callback callback)
Used for binding the Service. It is recommended to be called in the onCreate method.
void unInit()
Used for unbinding the Service. It is recommended to be called in the onDestroy method.
boolean register()
Used to verify if this application is authorized to use this SDK. If the application does not make the call, it will fail.
boolean register(String targetDevice)
Used to verify if this application is authorized to use this SDK. If the application does not make the call, it will fail and mark the adapted device.
GlyphFrame.Builder getGlyphFrameBuilder()
Get the GlyphFrame.Builder currently to be adapted.
void openSession()
Used to open a session for controlling the Glyph Interface. Only to be called after successfully calling onServiceConnected(ComponentName componentName).
void closeSession()
Used to close the session that was originally used to control Glyph.
void toggle(GlyphFrame frame)
Used to enable/disable the channels set in the GlyphFrame.
void animate(GlyphFrame frame)
Used for animating a breathing animation using the parameters of channels, period, and interval set in the GlyphFrame.
void displayProgress(GlyphFrame frame, int progress)
Used to display a progress value on C1 / D1.
Limited to D1 only for Phone (1).
void displayProgress(GlyphFrame frame, int progress, bool reverse)
Used to display the progress value on C1 / D1.
Limited to D1 only for Phone (1).
void displayProgressAndToggle(GlyphFrame frame, int progress, boolean isReverse)
Used to simultaneously toggle all Glyphs except C1 / D1 and display the progress value on C1 / D1. Limited to D1 only for Phone (1).
void turnOff()
Used to turn off any showing glyph.

GlyphManager.Callback

Used to verify if GlyphManager has successfully connected to the Service.

Interface
void onServiceConnected(ComponentName componentName)
Used to inform GlyphService about a successful connection.
void onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName componentName)
Used to inform GlyphService about a failed connection or disconnection.

Example 1

public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity {
    private GlyphManager mGM = null;
    private GlyphManager.Callback mCallback = null;
    
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        init();
        mGM = GlyphManager.getInstance(getApplicationContext());
        mGM.init(mCallback);
    }

    @Override
    public void onDestroy() {
        try {
            mGM.closeSession();
        } catch (GlyphException e) {
            Log.e(TAG, e.getMessage());
        }
        mGM.unInit();
        super.onDestroy();
    }
    
    private void init() {
        mCallback = new GlyphManager.Callback() {
            @Override
            public void onServiceConnected(ComponentName componentName) {
                if (Common.is20111()) mGM.register(Common.DEVICE_20111);
                if (Common.is22111()) mGM.register(Common.DEVICE_22111);
                if (Common.is23111()) mGM.register(Common.DEVICE_23111);
                try {
                    mGM.openSession();
                } catch(GlyphException e) {
                    Log.e(TAG, e.getMessage());
                }
            }
            @Override
            public void onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName componentName) {
                mGM.closeSession();
            }
        };
    }
    
    private void initView() {
        channelABtn.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                GlyphFrame.Builder builder = mGM.getGlyphFrameBuilder();
                GlyphFrame frame = builder.buildChannelA().build();
                mGM.toggle(frame);
            }
        });
        channelBBtn.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                GlyphFrame.Builder builder = mGM.getGlyphFrameBuilder();
                GlyphFrame frame = builder.buildChannelB().buildInterval(10)
                        .buildCycles(2).buildPeriod(3000).build();
                mGM.animate(frame);
            }
        });
        channelCBtn.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                GlyphFrame.Builder builder = mGM.getGlyphFrameBuilder();
                GlyphFrame frame = builder.buildChannelC().build();
                mGM.animate(frame);
            }
        });
        channelDBtn.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                mGM.turnOff();
            }
        });
    }
}

Example 2

We are trying to turn on B1 and C1_4, then A2 and C1_2. When toggling frame2, frame1 will be toggled off.

GlyphFrame.Builder builder = mGM.getGlyphFrameBuilder();

GlyphFrame frame1 = builder.buildChannel(Glyph.B1).buildChannel(Glyph.C1_4).build();
mGM.toggle(frame1);

GlyphFrame frame2 = builder.buildChannel(Glyph.A2).buildChannel(Glyph.C1_2).build();
mGM.toggle(frame2);

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