This question is about Nao/Pepper robot development:
Is it possible to use basic channel with a custom dialog in my app? I
currently have a dialog with some voice commands and want to enable basic channel too.
Add this dialog as a collaborative. This way the default app (named dialog_runner_dev) from the basic channel will run also your dialog in parallel with the other dialogs.
If you use choregraphe - double click on the your_dialog_name.dlg file and then make sure Add to the package conctent as collaborative dialog checkbox is checked. After that package and install the project.
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First of all I'm new as React-Native programmer. Currently I want to add a button to my React-Native(Expo) app, in which the user can turn off or on a setting. Is this possible and if so, how can I do that? For example in Android > Settings > Mobile Networks > Turn off mobile roaming?
Thank you in advance
I have tried to use HeadlessJS or a module called background actions. But there are no well documented examples and I also don't know if those modules answer my question. Because my task is more "straightforward" since I keep the app running in the foreground.
I am building a custom application for microsoft teams. Where I want to have a tab with Chat functionality in it. Is it possible to have chat feature inside custom app tab ?
If yes, can someone provide step by step guideline for that?
Currently for personal tabs, there is no option to have a tab with Chat functionality in it.
we recommend you to raise a Teams UserVoice here if this needs to be consider as a future request.
But When a custom tab is added to a channel, a Tab conversation is created that allows team members to have focused discussions about the content as shown in below.
I have a VScode extension which is created by my team, which also has UI to enter arguments once function has written in the extension and I need to automate the functional test for that. I need to know which tool, package I can use to automate the same.
Steps to automate:
Open extension in vscode
Create project using that extension
Click on details icon of project
Verify the Details page (UI) opened for the that project
Enter arguments on the details page
Click on execute button on that UI
Verify message
Note: When we click on details icon of a project, it opens UI for the project created using extension in VScode itself
Already checked below link but had issues installing this
https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2019/11/18/new-tools-for-automating-end-to-end-tests-for-vs-code-extensions/
I'm able to automate VS code extension using playwright and gitpod OpenVSCode server to automate. refer: https://medium.com/modern-mainframe/test-automation-with-playwright-for-vs-code-extensions-facilitating-the-growing-interest-in-dcc463f81efa.
https://github.com/gitpod-io/openvscode-server
I'm new at creating React Native apps and I would like to know if there is a doc or a package that allow us to open my app from an external one by clicking on the "share" button, that open the "open in... / share" dialogue modal
Thanks by advance
EDIT :
I have read the instructions given in the following link : React Native Share Extension
but the thing is that it asks to edit some Java files for Android, and other ones for iOS. Since I'm working with javascript files, where am I supposed to find the files the documentation tells me to edit ?
There is nothing built-it to do this, but there's also some useful packages for doing that, the catch is that you will need to write some native code to make it work
first there is React-native-share-extension forn handle share intents, and for more advanced stuff there is react-native-deep-link for handling for example an url of a video, or a download url, or a mail intent .
Both packages requires to edit native ;-;
Notifications are currently displaying when the installed app is opened or minimized. Can we display this notifications when app is in close mode.
Do I need any configurations or code changes required to handle this requirement?
Background notifications work when the app is closed and minimized, that is their purpose. Make sure you followed the instructions in the developer guide when setting them up.