Tuesday, 2021-01-26

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Tekk_Took more than a month to get caught up on it, but I've got permission to release my app :) One thing I've run into in use though: I'm using the python bindings and a qml Timer to trigger refreshes but it doesn't *seem* like it always autorefreshes. Is there an API I missed which has some better guarantees?16:17
Tekk_(basically the app polls a rest api every n seconds)16:17
Nico[m]<Tekk_ "Took more than a month to get ca"> There is a background task API, which can even wake up the phone16:28
Nico[m]Currently on mobile, I can check later, if I can find it16:29
Tekk_I'll poke around and see if it's supported in the python api later (or maybe just rewrite the app as an excuse to learn some C++..)16:33
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Nico[m]Tekk_: This is what I meant, but it only has a C++ and Qml API: https://git.sailfishos.org/mer-core/nemo-keepalive20:16
Nico[m]Specifically this: https://git.sailfishos.org/mer-core/nemo-keepalive/blob/master/examples/qml/backgroundjob.qml20:16
Nico[m]There's also docs here: https://sailfishos.org/develop/docs/nemo-qml-plugins-keepalive/qml-nemo-keepalive-backgroundjob.html/20:18
Tekk_Nico[m]: might be worth a rewrite then.20:40
Nico[m]Or invoke a slot from qml :D20:41

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