It would be possible in Flutter to enable Gabeldorsche programmatically?
I noticed that this setting is useful for BLE purposes, but I did not find so much information about how to enable it programmatically.
At the moment the way I am doing it is by going to "Developer options" and after checking "Enable Gabeldorsche" (and of course "Developer options" should be enabled first in order to access the Gabeldorsche setting, and this is another issue).
I also wonder if this can be done directly in Flutter (I currently use the Flutter Blue plugin) or if maybe a MethodChannel is necessary.
Does anyone have info about it?
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I am working on flutter where I need to ask user to go to preferences and allow accessibility permission for MaxOS. is there any way I can ask for it in flutter?
In Flutter you can not do it out of the box. You need to write platform channels and native code for that.
Accessibility topic is something that is limited by the Apple to prevent security issues. A lot of different approaches were out there and working but since El Capitan all of them are deprecated.
Nevertheless you still can write your own custom code with your own dialog window and make it. You can check the documentation here for the native platform and check this answer for more information
I am new to flutter somehow and I was wondering is there a way to make my application force open itself..like self-launch? I am trying to make an accessibility application to help the disabled but I want my application to force open itself once the user unlocks his phone.
This is not possible in flutter, as this would be a security/usability risk.
If you want to achieve this, you may want to launch the app with 3rd party script software such as Automate for android. However, this would require manual configuration for each device this sould work on, so probably not what you are searching for.
I was just wondering if Flutter has an interface to access OS-level APIs such as capturing keystrokes and mouse events, user info, screenshot, OS build, taskbar icon, fullscreen, etc.
I am thinking of something like a service application that listens to those events globally in the background even if it if has no focus.
Thanks!
Flutter is a Portable UI Kit. if there is a plugin available for any system level service or feature you can use that plugin to take advantage of that system service or feature, otherwise Flutter is just a Portable UI Kit that can only create a GUI to be drawn on a canvas on your target system. It's only the existence of the Plugins that makes Flutter into an app development framework
Turned out it is not currently possible with Flutter. I opted to use JavaFX instead.
Currently, I did not find a way of toggle macOS Mojave's dark mode programmatically.
An Apple Script here works but it is very difficult to be embedded in Sandbox apps. Yes, actually you can do like this.
The purpose for this request would be a one-click user switching within the app. It would be very convenient for them in some apps like my FocalPoint.
There is another related question & solution but it is quite different and not what I need.
How can I implement disabled application settings ?
I saw this feature in Nike Running application.
I searched a lot about this feature, but couldn't find a possible solution.
There is no tutorial or no reference found in apple site and in the internet.
Any Ideas ? Thanks in advance guys...
You can't do that. Apple has made some special settings for things included in iOS, like the Nike +iPod setting.
You can only use the Settings.bundle which is read by the settings app and then allows the user to change some settings.
You could do this if you implemented your settings inside your App. A Static Cell TableViewController is all you need. Just keep track of the settings using NSUserDefaults (standard place to store these settings) and implement the View yourself. I personally like settings inside the application rather than being implemented as part of the OS's settings.