Trun or suspend computer, when user went sleep

[Simon Redman]

Hi Sławomir,

To answer one of the questions you asked, you must have an Android-side
plugin which in its getSupportedPackageTypes() method says it can
support the package type you are implementing, otherwise the
desktop-side plugin will refuse to load.

Also, in the PluginFactory class, be sure to register your new plugin in
the same way as all the other plugins are registered.

If you are just using the "kdeconnect.findmyphone.request" packet, my
understanding is it should already be working and you may be having a
different problem. Maybe run in a debugger and see if your plugin is
getting loaded? (To see if you are just having trouble with KCM)

Thanks,
Simon

On 06/08/2017 09:33 AM, Aleix Pol wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 6, 2017 at 5:29 PM, Sławomir Lach <slawek at lach.art.pl> wrote:
>> I will create new plugin to KDEConnect, called snoozeplugin.
>>
>> Plugin will ping to phone after some timeout. If user answer to ping,
>> application will wait until timeout. If user doesn't answer, computer
>> will turn off or went sleep.
>>
>> That's plugin will be helpful for music fans, especially for people who
>> likes to go sleep, when music plays,
>>
>> I have forked findmyphoneplugin from KDEConnect KCM. All compiles
>> perfectly, installed, but there's no plugin in KDEConnect KCM plugin.
>>
>> Is that I don't modify Android client of KDEConnect? Please, respond.
> Hi Sławomir,
> Looks like an interesting feature! :)
>
> I'm not sure if how you plan to do it without modifying the Android
> client. In the end it's the one that will be showing you the visual
> element and I don't think you want to use the one from findmyphone as
> it will wake you up instantly. It shouldn't be too hard to create such
> UI though, as far as I understand. In fact, it's something that could
> easily be implemented just by modifying the Android side of things.
>
> Aleix