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1 /*
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16 
17 package com.android.systemui.statusbar.pipeline.mobile.data.repository
18 
19 import android.telephony.CellSignalStrength
20 import android.telephony.TelephonyManager
21 import com.android.systemui.kairos.ExperimentalKairosApi
22 import com.android.systemui.kairos.State
23 import com.android.systemui.log.table.TableLogBuffer
24 import com.android.systemui.statusbar.pipeline.mobile.data.model.DataConnectionState
25 import com.android.systemui.statusbar.pipeline.mobile.data.model.NetworkNameModel
26 import com.android.systemui.statusbar.pipeline.mobile.data.model.ResolvedNetworkType
27 import com.android.systemui.statusbar.pipeline.shared.data.model.DataActivityModel
28 
29 /**
30  * Every mobile line of service can be identified via a [SubscriptionInfo] object. We set up a
31  * repository for each individual, tracked subscription via [MobileConnectionsRepository], and this
32  * repository is responsible for setting up a [TelephonyManager] object tied to its subscriptionId
33  *
34  * There should only ever be one [MobileConnectionRepository] per subscription, since
35  * [TelephonyManager] limits the number of callbacks that can be registered per process.
36  *
37  * This repository should have all of the relevant information for a single line of service, which
38  * eventually becomes a single icon in the status bar.
39  */
40 @ExperimentalKairosApi
41 interface MobileConnectionRepositoryKairos {
42     /** The subscriptionId that this connection represents */
43     val subId: Int
44 
45     /** The carrierId for this connection. See [TelephonyManager.getSimCarrierId] */
46     val carrierId: State<Int>
47 
48     /** Reflects the value from the carrier config INFLATE_SIGNAL_STRENGTH for this connection */
49     val inflateSignalStrength: State<Boolean>
50 
51     /** Carrier config KEY_SHOW_5G_SLICE_ICON_BOOL for this connection */
52     val allowNetworkSliceIndicator: State<Boolean>
53 
54     /**
55      * The table log buffer created for this connection. Will have the name "MobileConnectionLog
56      * [subId]"
57      */
58     val tableLogBuffer: TableLogBuffer
59 
60     /** True if the [android.telephony.ServiceState] says this connection is emergency calls only */
61     val isEmergencyOnly: State<Boolean>
62 
63     /** True if [android.telephony.ServiceState] says we are roaming */
64     val isRoaming: State<Boolean>
65 
66     /**
67      * See [android.telephony.ServiceState.getOperatorAlphaShort], this value is defined as the
68      * current registered operator name in short alphanumeric format. In some cases this name might
69      * be preferred over other methods of calculating the network name
70      */
71     val operatorAlphaShort: State<String?>
72 
73     /**
74      * TODO (b/263167683): Clarify this field
75      *
76      * This check comes from [com.android.settingslib.Utils.isInService]. It is intended to be a
77      * mapping from a ServiceState to a notion of connectivity. Notably, it will consider a
78      * connection to be in-service if either the voice registration state is IN_SERVICE or the data
79      * registration state is IN_SERVICE and NOT IWLAN.
80      */
81     val isInService: State<Boolean>
82 
83     /**
84      * True if this subscription is actively connected to a non-terrestrial network and false
85      * otherwise. Reflects [android.telephony.ServiceState.isUsingNonTerrestrialNetwork].
86      *
87      * Notably: This value reflects that this subscription is **currently** using a non-terrestrial
88      * network, because some subscriptions can switch between terrestrial and non-terrestrial
89      * networks. [SubscriptionModel.isExclusivelyNonTerrestrial] reflects whether a subscription is
90      * configured to exclusively connect to non-terrestrial networks. [isNonTerrestrial] can change
91      * during the lifetime of a subscription but [SubscriptionModel.isExclusivelyNonTerrestrial]
92      * will stay constant.
93      */
94     val isNonTerrestrial: State<Boolean>
95 
96     /** True if [android.telephony.SignalStrength] told us that this connection is using GSM */
97     val isGsm: State<Boolean>
98 
99     /**
100      * There is still specific logic in the pipeline that calls out CDMA level explicitly. This
101      * field is not completely orthogonal to [primaryLevel], because CDMA could be primary.
102      */
103     // @IntRange(from = 0, to = 4)
104     val cdmaLevel: State<Int>
105 
106     /** [android.telephony.SignalStrength]'s concept of the overall signal level */
107     // @IntRange(from = 0, to = 4)
108     val primaryLevel: State<Int>
109 
110     /**
111      * This level can be used to reflect the signal strength when in carrier roaming NTN mode
112      * (carrier-based satellite)
113      */
114     val satelliteLevel: State<Int>
115 
116     /** The current data connection state. See [DataConnectionState] */
117     val dataConnectionState: State<DataConnectionState>
118 
119     /** The current data activity direction. See [DataActivityModel] */
120     val dataActivityDirection: State<DataActivityModel>
121 
122     /** True if there is currently a carrier network change in process */
123     val carrierNetworkChangeActive: State<Boolean>
124 
125     /**
126      * [resolvedNetworkType] is the [TelephonyDisplayInfo.getOverrideNetworkType] if it exists or
127      * [TelephonyDisplayInfo.getNetworkType]. This is used to look up the proper network type icon
128      */
129     val resolvedNetworkType: State<ResolvedNetworkType>
130 
131     /** The total number of levels. Used with [SignalDrawable]. */
132     val numberOfLevels: State<Int>
133 
134     /** Observable tracking [TelephonyManager.isDataConnectionAllowed] */
135     val dataEnabled: State<Boolean>
136 
137     /**
138      * See [TelephonyManager.getCdmaEnhancedRoamingIndicatorDisplayNumber]. This bit only matters if
139      * the connection type is CDMA.
140      *
141      * True if the Enhanced Roaming Indicator (ERI) display number is not [TelephonyManager.ERI_OFF]
142      */
143     val cdmaRoaming: State<Boolean>
144 
145     /** The service provider name for this network connection, or the default name. */
146     val networkName: State<NetworkNameModel>
147 
148     /**
149      * The service provider name for this network connection, or the default name.
150      *
151      * TODO(b/296600321): De-duplicate this field with [networkName] after determining the data
152      *   provided is identical
153      */
154     val carrierName: State<NetworkNameModel>
155 
156     /**
157      * True if this type of connection is allowed while airplane mode is on, and false otherwise.
158      */
159     val isAllowedDuringAirplaneMode: State<Boolean>
160 
161     /**
162      * True if this network has NET_CAPABILITIY_PRIORITIZE_LATENCY, and can be considered to be a
163      * network slice
164      */
165     val hasPrioritizedNetworkCapabilities: State<Boolean>
166 
167     /**
168      * True if this connection is in emergency callback mode.
169      *
170      * @see [TelephonyManager.getEmergencyCallbackMode]
171      */
172     val isInEcmMode: State<Boolean>
173 
174     companion object {
175         /** The default number of levels to use for [numberOfLevels]. */
176         val DEFAULT_NUM_LEVELS = CellSignalStrength.getNumSignalStrengthLevels()
177     }
178 }
179