RADAR-pRMT

Application to be run on an Android 7 (or later) device. If Bluetooth devices are to be used, the Android device should support Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth 4.0 or later).

To clone this repository, use the command

git clone https://github.com/RADAR-base/radar-prmt-android.git

Configuration

Parameters are described in the README of radar-commons-android and those from the plugins below. Modify app/src/main/res/xml/remote_config_defaults.xml to change their defaults.

Plugins

This application depends on plugins to collect information. Project-supported plugins are listed in the plugins directory of radar-commons-android. A plugin can be added to this app in three steps

1. Add it as a dependency in app/build.gradle
2. Add the respective SourceProvider to the plugins value in app/src/main/java/org/radarbase/passive/app/RadarServiceImpl.kt
3. In the plugins variable in Firebase or app/src/main/res/xml/remote_config_defaults.xml, add the plugin name.

See the plugin documentation on what link to each plugin for its configuration options and data collection settings.

Setup Firebase Remote Configuration

Firebase can be used to remotely configure some device and system parameters, e.g. the E4 API key, kafka server address and upload rate. The default parameters are also stored locally in app/src/main/res/xml/remote_config_defaults.xml, which will be used if the remote parameters cannot be accessed.

1. Install the Firebase SDK in Android Studio.
2. Login to a Google account.
3. In the Firebase console, add the app (org.radarcns.android) to a new Firebase project.
4. Download the google-services.json from the Firebase console (under Project Settings) and move the file to the app/src/release/ folder for release config or app/src/debug/ folder for debug configuration.
5. [Optional] Set the parameter values on the server. The available parameters can be found in app/src/main/res/xml/remote_config_defaults.xml. Note - Set the unsafe_kafka_connection parameter to true if the server with kafka and schema-registry is using a self-signed certificate over SSL. If the certificate is issued by a valid CA then leave it to false. In production, do NOT set this value to true.

Full Firebase guide

Android Installation

The guide for installing Android on Raspberry Pi3 and UDOO boards is available here