public override async void Initialize(INavigationParameters parameters)
{
base.Initialize(parameters);
loggerService.StartMethod();
// It seems the life cycle methods are not called after background fetch in iOS.
// The days of use will be updated at this time.
MessagingCenter.Unsubscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage);
MessagingCenter.Subscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage, async(sender) =>
{
await UpdateView();
});
// Check Version
_ = Task.Run(async() => {
bool isUpdated = await checkVersionService.IsUpdateVersionExistAsync();
if (isUpdated)
{
MainThread.BeginInvokeOnMainThread(async() =>
{
await UserDialogs.Instance.AlertAsync(
AppResources.AppUtilsGetNewVersionDescription,
AppResources.AppUtilsGetNewVersionTitle,
AppResources.ButtonOk
);
await Browser.OpenAsync(essentialsService.StoreUrl, BrowserLaunchMode.External);
});
}
});
// Load necessary files asynchronous
_ = exposureConfigurationRepository.GetExposureConfigurationAsync();
_ = exposureRiskCalculationConfigurationRepository
.GetExposureRiskCalculationConfigurationAsync(preferCache: false);
await localNotificationService.PrepareAsync();
await StartExposureNotificationAsync();
ExposureDetectionAsync();
loggerService.EndMethod();
}
public override async void Initialize(INavigationParameters parameters)
{
loggerService.StartMethod();
// It seems the life cycle methods are not called after background fetch in iOS.
// The days of use will be updated at this time.
MessagingCenter.Unsubscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage);
MessagingCenter.Subscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage, (sender) =>
{
SettingDaysOfUse();
});
var startDate = userDataService.GetStartDate();
StartDate = startDate.ToLocalTime().ToString("D");
SettingDaysOfUse();
// Check Version
AppUtils.CheckVersion(loggerService);
try
{
await exposureNotificationService.StartExposureNotification();
await exposureNotificationService.FetchExposureKeyAsync();
var statusMessage = await exposureNotificationService.UpdateStatusMessageAsync();
loggerService.Info($"Exposure notification status: {statusMessage}");
base.Initialize(parameters);
loggerService.EndMethod();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Debug.WriteLine(ex.ToString());
loggerService.Exception("Failed to exposure notification status.", ex);
loggerService.EndMethod();
}
await localNotificationService.PrepareAsync();
}
public override async void Initialize(INavigationParameters parameters)
{
base.Initialize(parameters);
loggerService.StartMethod();
// It seems the life cycle methods are not called after background fetch in iOS.
// The days of use will be updated at this time.
MessagingCenter.Unsubscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage);
MessagingCenter.Subscribe <object>(this, AppConstants.IosOnActivatedMessage, async(sender) =>
{
await UpdateView();
});
// Check Version
AppUtils.CheckVersion(loggerService);
// Load necessary files asynchronous
_ = exposureConfigurationRepository.GetExposureConfigurationAsync();
_ = exposureRiskCalculationConfigurationRepository
.GetExposureRiskCalculationConfigurationAsync(preferCache: false);
await localNotificationService.PrepareAsync();
await StartExposureNotificationAsync();
_ = Task.Run(async() => {
try
{
await exposureDetectionBackgroundService.ExposureDetectionAsync();
}
finally
{
await UpdateView();
}
});
loggerService.EndMethod();
}
