Get notification shade name in current system language for event.text matching ( #23 ) #24
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This should fix #23 , but I am using a APIs that is discouraged by Android documentation.
How this works is we load System UI resources, get the string for the notification shade name in current system language and then return it for
event.text
matching. It will fallback to"Notification shade"
in case the string resource is no longer named this way. and this call should be compatible from Android API 19 KitKat (or maybe older) up to the latest Android API 34.The loading System UI resource part would require some additional RAM, therefore there might be some hiccup on some lower-end device.
EDIT : I have to sign my commit and force-push it, I forgot to setup my git client here 🙂
What do you think about this?