Looking to integrate Tasker in my Assistant, but very very confused about the Tasker development flow

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  • TapTap

    Port of the double tap on back of device feature from Android 12 to any Android 7.0+ device

  • Here's an example of an integration I did with this framework a few months back: https://github.com/KieronQuinn/TapTap/pull/20/files

  • android-display-condition-plugin-for-locale

    Sample plug-in condition for Locale

  • The java locale plugin lib here ( check bottom of page for more technical documentation), and a sample here. Note that locale lib, does not have event support natively, only a condition, but it's provided by TaskerPlugin.java as an addition.

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  • termux-tasker

    Termux add-on app for integration with Tasker.

  • The termux app provides the Termux:Tasker plugin action. The user creates a tasker task and adds the plugin action to send a command to termux for execution, it is received by FireReceiver and forwarded to PluginResultsService, which sends it to termux-app TermuxService for execution, then result is received back via a PendingIntent, which is sent back to tasker. The documentation should be good enough to understand what's going on. The same plugin is also supported by other automation apps. Internally, locale lib is using intents. So basically, the user doesn't know the internal details of how commands are run, he just configures the plugin with the desired command and runs the task whenever he wants, and gets results back in tasker variables, depending on configuration. Note that in this case, the user runs the tasker task, the termux and its plugin does not initiate anything and aren't even running or waiting in the background.

  • Sapphire-Assistant-Framework

    An extensible framework for creating Android Assistants on-device. It does not require Google services or network connectivity

  • I appreciate that you are willing to help, not many developers care as much as you do. My Github (https://github.com/Tadashi-Hikari/Sapphire-Assistant-Framework) is still a work in progress but the foundation is there, plus I've filled out some documentation. It might help you see what I am going for if you peak at it, but I totally understand if you do not want to. I know you are busy and your time is valuable, thanks again for reaching out

  • android-locale-plugin-libraries

    Android twofortyfouram Locale Plugin Libraries

  • Lolz, yeah, natively it has issues with tasker integration. But my update for the locale lib solves them for the most part, it's a plug-and-play with it. Although, no repo link for build.gradle, I have to get it merged with upstream, when I can find the time of course, I think this life is way too short for the amount of things that are currently on my to-do list :p

  • android-plugin-api-for-locale

    Discontinued Defines the plug-in API specification for Locale

  • When you configure a plugin, the plugin sends the EXTRA_STRING_BLURB string extra back to plugin host as a short description of the configuration to show to the user in the action edit screen. It's limited to max 60 characters, defined by maximum_blurb_length in plugin-host-sdk-for-locale.

  • android-plugin-client-sdk-for-locale

    Discontinued Implementation of plug-in API for Locale for clients

  • The main locale libraries have links to their API Reference in their README. You would mainly need to focus on android-plugin-client-sdk-for-locale if you are building a plugin client for a plugin host.

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