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- add option in profile on Android to enable local notifications - use foreground service to keep the app alive when running in the background - implement enable and disbable notification function in status module When enabling notifications, a foreground service is started that displays a sticky notification to make the user aware that the app is running in the background. Notifications are updated whenever a new.message signal is handled on java side. Currently only one to one chats are generating notifications but that can be easily extended to other types of messages, including mentions and keywords. The ens name of the user as well as keywords to follow should then be passed to the native side when calling the enable function. Signed-off-by: yenda <eric@status.im>
Description
This folder contains configuration for Nix, a purely functional package manager used by the Status app for its build process.
Configuration
The main config file is nix/nix.conf and its main purpose is defining the binary caches which allow download of packages to avoid having to compile them yourself locally.
NOTE: If you are in Asia you might want to add the https://nix-cache-cn.status.im/ to be first in order of substituters. Removing cache.nixos.org could also help.
Shell
In order to access an interactive Nix shell a user should run make shell.
The Nix shell is started in this repo via the nix/shell.sh script, which is a wrapper around the nix-shell command and is intended for use with our main Makefile. This allows for an implicit use of nix-shell as the default shell in the Makefile.
By default the shell starts without any specific target platform, if you want to change that you should export the TARGET_OS env variable with the right value:
make shell TARGET_OS=android
This way your shell and all other nix commands should run in a setup that is tailored towards Android development.
For valid values you can check the nix/platform.nix file.
Known Issues
MacOS 10.15 "Catalina"
There is an unsolved issue with the root(/) file system in 10.15 being read-only:
https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/2925
Our current recommended workaround is putting /nix under /opt/nix and symlinking it via /etc/synthetic.conf:
sudo mkdir /opt/nix
sudo chown ${USER} /opt/nix
sudo sh -c "echo 'nix\t/opt/nix' >> /etc/synthetic.conf"
reboot
After the system reboots you should see the /nix symlink in place:
% ls -l /nix
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 8 Oct 11 13:53 /nix -> /opt/nix
In order to be able to use Nix with a symlinked /nix you need to include this in your shell:
export NIX_IGNORE_SYMLINK_STORE=1
Add it to your .bashrc or any other shell config file.
NOTE: Your old /nix directory will end up in /Users/Shared/Relocated Items/Security/nix after OS upgrade.