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Comparing version 0.3.10 to 0.3.11

package.json

		{
		"name": "@capacitor-community/background-geolocation",
		"version": "0.3.10",
		"version": "0.3.11",
		"description": "Receive geolocation updates even while app is backgrounded.",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "repository": {

README.md

		@@ -11,11 +11,21 @@ # Background Geolocation

		const id = BackgroundGeolocation.addWatcher(
		// To start listening for changes in the device's location, add a new watcher.
		// You do this by calling 'addWatcher' with an options object and a callback. An
		// ID is returned, which can be used to remove the watcher in the future. The
		// callback will be called every time a new location is available. Watchers can
		// not be paused, only removed. Multiple watchers may exist at the same time.
		const watcher_id = BackgroundGeolocation.addWatcher(
		{
		// On Android, the plugin shows a notification which allows it to
		// continue receiving location updates in the background. If this option
		// is undefined, the notification is not delivered and hence background
		// location updates are not guaranteed.
		// If the "backgroundMessage" option is defined, the watcher will
		// provide location updates whether the app is in the background or the
		// foreground. If it is not defined, location updates are only
		// guaranteed in the foreground. This is true on both platforms.

		// On Android, a notification must be shown to continue receiving
		// location updates in the background. This option specifies the text of
		// that notification.
		backgroundMessage: "Cancel to prevent battery drain.",

		// The title for the notification. Defaults to "Using your location".
		// The title of the notification mentioned above. Defaults to "Using
		// your location".
		backgroundTitle: "Tracking You.",
		@@ -49,2 +59,6 @@
		if (value) {
		// It can be useful to direct the user to their device's
		// settings when location permissions have been denied.
		// The plugin provides 'openSettings' to do exactly
		// this.
		BackgroundGeolocation.openSettings();
		@@ -61,4 +75,7 @@ }

		// Some time later.
		BackgroundGeolocation.removeWatcher({id});
		// When a watcher is no longer needed, it should be removed by calling
		// 'removeWatcher' with an object containing its ID.
		BackgroundGeolocation.removeWatcher({
		id: watcher_id
		});

		@@ -178,1 +195,24 @@ // The location object.
		```

		Configration specific to Android can be made in `strings.xml`:
		```xml
		<resources>
		<!--
		The channel name for the background notification. This will be visible
		when the user presses & holds the notification. It defaults to
		"Background Tracking".
		-->
		<string name="capacitor_background_geolocation_notification_channel_name">
		Background Tracking
		</string>

		<!--
		The icon to use for the background notification. Note the absence of a
		leading "@". It defaults to "mipmap/ic_launcher", the app's launch icon.
		-->
		<string name="capacitor_background_geolocation_notification_icon">
		drawable/ic_tracking
		</string>
		</resources>

		```

android/src/main/java/com/equimaps/capacitor_background_geolocation/BackgroundGeolocation.java

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