Get desktop application:
View/edit binary Protocol Buffers messages
Info about a Matter device that is persisted in a Proto DataStore.
Used in:
Timestamp when the device was commissioned.
VID
PID
Device ID within the app's fabric.
Device name.
Room where device is located.
The name of the model for the device.
The name of the vendor for the device.
Device type.
Used in:
Info about the dynamic state of a Matter device that is persisted in a Proto DataStore.
Used in:
Timestamp when the state was captured.
Device ID within the app's fabric.
Whether the device is offline (false) or online (true)
Whether the device is off (false) or on (true). Value should be disregarded if device is offline.
User preferences as well as settings used by the application that are persisted in a Proto DataStore.
Filter for showing / hiding the codelab information on the Home screen. Using "hide" instead of show so that the default value (false) is the default behavior we want.
Filter for showing / hiding offline devices on the Home screen. Using "hide" instead of "show" so that the default value (false) is the default behavior we want (i.e. hide_offline_devices is false by default, which means that offline devices will be shown by default).
Filter for showing / hiding HalfSheet Notification. (proactive commissionable discovery notifications for Matter devices). See https://developers.home.google.com/reference/com/google/android/gms/home/matter/commissioning/CommissioningClient#suppressHalfSheetNotification(). Default value is false, meaning Using "show" instead of "hide" so that the default value (false) is the default behavior we want (i.e. show_halfsheet_notification is false by default, which means that halfsheet notification will be hidden by default). Note that notifications may be suppressed only while your application is in the foreground. Upon leaving the foreground, notifications will automatically be re-enabled. So if state changes from hide to show: notifications will only be re-enabled when application leaves the foreground and then re-enters it (since we cannot unsuppress). If state changes from show to hide: notification can then be suppressed immediately. For consistency, a change to that setting will only take effect when the application exits and then reenters the foreground state.