koreader/frontend/device/generic/device.lua

--[[--
Generic device abstraction.

This module defines stubs for common methods.
--]]

local DataStorage = require("datastorage")
local Geom = require("ui/geometry")
local logger = require("logger")
local util = require("util")
local _ = require("gettext")
local ffiUtil = require("ffi/util")
local T = ffiUtil.template

local function yes() return true end
local function no() return false end

local Device = {
    screen_saver_mode = false,
    charging_mode = false,
    survive_screen_saver = false,
    is_cover_closed = false,
    should_restrict_JIT = false,
    model = nil,
    powerd = nil,
    screen = nil,
    screen_dpi_override = nil,
    input = nil,
    home_dir = nil,
    -- For Kobo, wait at least 15 seconds before calling suspend script. Otherwise, suspend might
    -- fail and the battery will be drained while we are in screensaver mode
    suspend_wait_timeout = 15,

    -- hardware feature tests: (these are functions!)
    hasBattery = yes,
    hasAuxBattery = no,
    hasKeyboard = no,
    hasKeys = no,
    hasDPad = no,
    hasExitOptions = yes,
    hasFewKeys = no,
    hasWifiToggle = yes,
    hasWifiManager = no,
    isHapticFeedbackEnabled = no,
    isTouchDevice = no,
    hasFrontlight = no,
    hasNaturalLight = no, -- FL warmth implementation specific to NTX boards (Kobo, Cervantes)
    hasNaturalLightMixer = no, -- Same, but only found on newer boards
    hasNaturalLightApi = no,
    needsTouchScreenProbe = no,
    hasClipboard = yes, -- generic internal clipboard on all devices
    hasEinkScreen = yes,
    hasExternalSD = no, -- or other storage volume that cannot be accessed using the File Manager
    canHWDither = no,
    canHWInvert = no,
    canUseCBB = yes, -- The C BB maintains a 1:1 feature parity with the Lua BB, except that is has NO support for BB4, and limited support for BBRGB24
    hasColorScreen = no,
    hasBGRFrameBuffer = no,
    canImportFiles = no,
    canShareText = no,
    hasGSensor = no,
    canToggleGSensor = no,
    isGSensorLocked = no,
    canToggleMassStorage = no,
    canToggleChargingLED = no,
    canUseWAL = yes, -- requires mmap'ed I/O on the target FS
    canRestart = yes,
    canSuspend = yes,
    canReboot = no,
    canPowerOff = no,
    canAssociateFileExtensions = no,

    -- Start and stop text input mode (e.g. open soft keyboard, etc)
    startTextInput = function() end,
    stopTextInput = function() end,

    -- use these only as a last resort. We should abstract the functionality
    -- and have device dependent implementations in the corresponting
    -- device/<devicetype>/device.lua file
    -- (these are functions!)
    isAndroid = no,
    isCervantes = no,
    isKindle = no,
    isKobo = no,
    isPocketBook = no,
    isRemarkable = no,
    isSonyPRSTUX = no,
    isSDL = no,
    isEmulator = no,
    isDesktop = no,

    -- some devices have part of their screen covered by the bezel
    viewport = nil,
    -- enforce portrait orientation of display when FB defaults to landscape
    isAlwaysPortrait = no,
    -- On some devices (eg newer pocketbook) we can force HW rotation on the fly (before each update)
    -- The value here is table of 4 elements mapping the sensible linux constants to whatever
    -- nonsense the device actually has. Canonically it should return { 0, 1, 2, 3 } if the device
    -- matches <linux/fb.h> FB_ROTATE_* constants.
    -- See https://github.com/koreader/koreader-base/blob/master/ffi/framebuffer.lua for full template
    -- of the table expected.
    usingForcedRotation = function() return nil end,
    -- needs full screen refresh when resumed from screensaver?
    needsScreenRefreshAfterResume = yes,

    -- set to yes on devices that support over-the-air incremental updates.
    hasOTAUpdates = no,

    -- For devices that have non-blocking OTA updates, this function will return true if the download is currently running.
    hasOTARunning = no,

    -- set to yes on devices that have a non-blocking isWifiOn implementation
    -- (c.f., https://github.com/koreader/koreader/pull/5211#issuecomment-521304139)
    hasFastWifiStatusQuery = no,

    -- set to yes on devices with system fonts
    hasSystemFonts = no,

    canOpenLink = no,
    openLink = no,
    canExternalDictLookup = no,
}

function Device:new(o)
    o = o or {}
    setmetatable(o, self)
    self.__index = self
    return o
end

-- Inverts PageTurn button mappings
-- NOTE: For ref. on Kobo, stored by Nickel in the [Reading] section as invertPageTurnButtons=true
function Device:invertButtons()
    if self:hasKeys() and self.input and self.input.event_map then
        for key, value in pairs(self.input.event_map) do
            if value == "LPgFwd" then
                self.input.event_map[key] = "LPgBack"
            elseif value == "LPgBack" then
                self.input.event_map[key] = "LPgFwd"
            elseif value == "RPgFwd" then
                self.input.event_map[key] = "RPgBack"
            elseif value == "RPgBack" then
                self.input.event_map[key] = "RPgFwd"
            end
        end

        -- NOTE: We currently leave self.input.rotation_map alone,
        --       which will definitely yield fairly stupid mappings in Landscape...
    end
end

function Device:init()
    assert(self ~= nil)
    if not self.screen then
        error("screen/framebuffer must be implemented")
    end

    -- opt-out of CBB if the device is broken with it
    if not self.canUseCBB() then
        local bb = require("ffi/blitbuffer")
        bb.has_cblitbuffer = false
        bb:enableCBB(false)
    end

    if self.hasMultitouch == nil then
        -- default to assuming multitouch when dealing with a touch device
        self.hasMultitouch = self.isTouchDevice
    end

    self.screen.isColorScreen = self.hasColorScreen
    self.screen.isColorEnabled = function()
        if G_reader_settings:has("color_rendering") then
            return G_reader_settings:isTrue("color_rendering")
        else
            return self.screen.isColorScreen()
        end
    end

    self.screen.isBGRFrameBuffer = self.hasBGRFrameBuffer

    if G_reader_settings:has("low_pan_rate") then
        self.screen.low_pan_rate = G_reader_settings:readSetting("low_pan_rate")
    else
        self.screen.low_pan_rate = self.hasEinkScreen()
    end

    logger.info("initializing for device", self.model)
    logger.info("framebuffer resolution:", self.screen:getRawSize())

    if not self.input then
        self.input = require("device/input"):new{device = self}
    end
    if not self.powerd then
        self.powerd = require("device/generic/powerd"):new{device = self}
    end

    if self.viewport then
        logger.dbg("setting a viewport:", self.viewport)
        self.screen:setViewport(self.viewport)
        self.input:registerEventAdjustHook(
            self.input.adjustTouchTranslate,
            {x = 0 - self.viewport.x, y = 0 - self.viewport.y})
    end

    -- Handle button mappings shenanigans
    if self:hasKeys() then
        if G_reader_settings:isTrue("input_invert_page_turn_keys") then
            self:invertButtons()
        end
    end

    -- Honor the gyro lock
    if self:hasGSensor() then
        if G_reader_settings:isTrue("input_lock_gsensor") then
            self:lockGSensor(true)
        end
    end

    -- Screen:getSize is used throughout the code, and that code usually expects getting a real Geom object...
    -- But as implementations come from base, they just return a Geom-like table...
    self.screen.getSize = function()
        local rect = self.screen.getRawSize(self.screen)
        return Geom:new{ x = rect.x, y = rect.y, w = rect.w, h = rect.h }
    end
end

function Device:setScreenDPI(dpi_override)
    -- Passing a nil resets to defaults and clears the override flag
    self.screen:setDPI(dpi_override)
    self.input.gesture_detector:init()
end

function Device:getPowerDevice()
    return self.powerd
end

function Device:rescheduleSuspend()
    local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
    UIManager:unschedule(self.suspend)
    UIManager:scheduleIn(self.suspend_wait_timeout, self.suspend)
end

-- Only used on platforms where we handle suspend ourselves.
function Device:onPowerEvent(ev)
    local Screensaver = require("ui/screensaver")
    if self.screen_saver_mode then
        if ev == "Power" or ev == "Resume" then
            if self.is_cover_closed then
                -- don't let power key press wake up device when the cover is in closed state
                self:rescheduleSuspend()
            else
                logger.dbg("Resuming...")
                local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
                UIManager:unschedule(self.suspend)
                if self:hasWifiManager() and not self:isEmulator() then
                    local network_manager = require("ui/network/manager")
                    if network_manager.wifi_was_on and G_reader_settings:isTrue("auto_restore_wifi") then
                        network_manager:restoreWifiAsync()
                        network_manager:scheduleConnectivityCheck()
                    end
                end
                self:resume()
                -- Restore to previous rotation mode, if need be.
                if self.orig_rotation_mode then
                    self.screen:setRotationMode(self.orig_rotation_mode)
                end
                Screensaver:close()
                if self:needsScreenRefreshAfterResume() then
                    UIManager:scheduleIn(1, function() self.screen:refreshFull() end)
                end
                self.screen_saver_mode = false
                self.powerd:afterResume()
            end
        elseif ev == "Suspend" then
            -- Already in screen saver mode, no need to update UI/state before
            -- suspending the hardware. This usually happens when sleep cover
            -- is closed after the device was sent to suspend state.
            logger.dbg("Already in screen saver mode, suspending...")
            self:rescheduleSuspend()
        end
    -- else we were not in screensaver mode
    elseif ev == "Power" or ev == "Suspend" then
        self.powerd:beforeSuspend()
        local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
        logger.dbg("Suspending...")
        -- Add the current state of the SleepCover flag...
        logger.dbg("Sleep cover is", self.is_cover_closed and "closed" or "open")
        -- Let Screensaver set its widget up, so we get accurate info down the line in case fallbacks kick in...
        Screensaver:setup()
        -- Mostly always suspend in Portrait/Inverted Portrait mode...
        -- ... except when we just show an InfoMessage or when the screensaver
        -- is disabled, as it plays badly with Landscape mode (c.f., #4098 and #5290).
        -- We also exclude full-screen widgets that work fine in Landscape mode,
        -- like ReadingProgress and BookStatus (c.f., #5724)
        if Screensaver:modeExpectsPortrait() then
            self.orig_rotation_mode = self.screen:getRotationMode()
            -- Leave Portrait & Inverted Portrait alone, that works just fine.
            if bit.band(self.orig_rotation_mode, 1) == 1 then
                -- i.e., only switch to Portrait if we're currently in *any* Landscape orientation (odd number)
                self.screen:setRotationMode(self.screen.ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT)
            else
                self.orig_rotation_mode = nil
            end

            -- On eInk, if we're using a screensaver mode that shows an image,
            -- flash the screen to white first, to eliminate ghosting.
            if self:hasEinkScreen() and Screensaver:modeIsImage() then
                if Screensaver:withBackground() then
                    self.screen:clear()
                end
                self.screen:refreshFull()

                -- On Kobo, on sunxi SoCs with a recent kernel, wait a tiny bit more to avoid weird refresh glitches...
                if self:isKobo() and self:isSunxi() then
                    ffiUtil.usleep(150 * 1000)
                end
            end
        else
            -- nil it, in case user switched ScreenSaver modes during our lifetime.
            self.orig_rotation_mode = nil
        end
        Screensaver:show()
        -- NOTE: show() will return well before the refresh ioctl is even *sent*:
        --       the only thing it's done is *enqueued* the refresh in UIManager's stack.
        --       Which is why the actual suspension needs to be delayed by suspend_wait_timeout,
        --       otherwise, we'd potentially suspend (or attempt to) too soon.
        --       On platforms where suspension is done via a sysfs knob, that'd translate to a failed suspend,
        --       and on platforms where we defer to a system tool, it'd probably suspend too early!
        --       c.f., #6676
        if self:needsScreenRefreshAfterResume() then
            self.screen:refreshFull()
        end
        self.screen_saver_mode = true
        UIManager:scheduleIn(0.1, function()
            -- NOTE: This side of the check needs to be laxer, some platforms can handle Wi-Fi without WifiManager ;).
            if self:hasWifiToggle() then
                local network_manager = require("ui/network/manager")
                -- NOTE: wifi_was_on does not necessarily mean that Wi-Fi is *currently* on! It means *we* enabled it.
                --       This is critical on Kobos (c.f., #3936), where it might still be on from KSM or Nickel,
                --       without us being aware of it (i.e., wifi_was_on still unset or false),
                --       because suspend will at best fail, and at worst deadlock the system if Wi-Fi is on,
                --       regardless of who enabled it!
                if network_manager:isWifiOn() then
                    network_manager:releaseIP()
                    network_manager:turnOffWifi()
                end
            end
            -- Only actually schedule suspension if we're still supposed to go to sleep,
            -- because the Wi-Fi stuff above may have blocked for a significant amount of time...
            if self.screen_saver_mode then
                self:rescheduleSuspend()
            end
        end)
    end
end

function Device:showLightDialog()
    local FrontLightWidget = require("ui/widget/frontlightwidget")
    local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
    UIManager:show(FrontLightWidget:new{})
end

function Device:info()
    return self.model
end

function Device:install()
    local Event = require("ui/event")
    local UIManager = require("ui/uimanager")
    local ConfirmBox = require("ui/widget/confirmbox")
    UIManager:show(ConfirmBox:new{
        text = _("Update is ready. Install it now?"),
        ok_text = _("Install"),
        ok_callback = function()
            local save_quit = function()
                self:saveSettings()
                UIManager:quit()
                UIManager._exit_code = 85
            end
            UIManager:broadcastEvent(Event:new("Exit", save_quit))
        end,
    })
end


-- Hardware specific method to track opened/closed books (nil on book close)
function Device:notifyBookState(title, document) end

-- Hardware specific method for UI to signal allowed/disallowed standby.
-- The device is allowed to enter standby only from within waitForEvents,
-- and only if allowed state is true at the time of waitForEvents() invocation.
function Device:setAutoStandby(isAllowed) end

-- Hardware specific method to set OS-level file associations to launch koreader. Expects boolean map.
function Device:associateFileExtensions(exts)
    logger.dbg("Device:associateFileExtensions():", util.tableSize(exts), "entries, OS handler missing")
end

-- Hardware specific method to handle usb plug in event
function Device:usbPlugIn() end

-- Hardware specific method to handle usb plug out event
function Device:usbPlugOut() end

-- Hardware specific method to suspend the device
function Device:suspend() end

-- Hardware specific method to resume the device
function Device:resume() end

-- Hardware specific method to power off the device
function Device:powerOff() end

-- Hardware specific method to reboot the device
function Device:reboot() end

-- Hardware specific method to initialize network manager module
function Device:initNetworkManager() end

function Device:supportsScreensaver() return false end

-- Device specific method to set datetime
function Device:setDateTime(year, month, day, hour, min, sec) end

-- Device specific method if any setting needs being saved
function Device:saveSettings() end

-- Simulates suspend/resume
function Device:simulateSuspend() end
function Device:simulateResume() end

--[[--
Device specific method for performing haptic feedback.

@string type Type of haptic feedback. See <https://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/HapticFeedbackConstants.html>.
--]]
function Device:performHapticFeedback(type) end

-- Device specific method for toggling input events
function Device:setIgnoreInput(enable) return true end

-- Device specific method for toggling the GSensor
function Device:toggleGSensor(toggle) end

-- Whether or not the GSensor should be locked to the current orientation (i.e. Portrait <-> Inverted Portrait or Landscape <-> Inverted Landscape only)
function Device:lockGSensor(toggle)
    if not self:hasGSensor() then
        return
    end

    if toggle == true then
        -- Lock GSensor to current roientation
        self.isGSensorLocked = yes
    elseif toggle == false then
        -- Unlock GSensor
        self.isGSensorLocked = no
    else
        -- Toggle it
        if self:isGSensorLocked() then
            self.isGSensorLocked = no
        else
            self.isGSensorLocked = yes
        end
    end
end

-- Device specific method for toggling the charging LED
function Device:toggleChargingLED(toggle) end

-- Device specific method for setting the charging LED to the right state
function Device:setupChargingLED() end

-- Device specific method for enabling a specific amount of CPU cores
-- (Should only be implemented on embedded platforms where we can afford to control that without screwing with the system).
function Device:enableCPUCores(amount) end

--[[
prepare for application shutdown
--]]
function Device:exit()
    self.screen:close()
    require("ffi/input"):closeAll()
end

function Device:retrieveNetworkInfo()
    local std_out = io.popen("ifconfig | " ..
                             "sed -n " ..
                             "-e 's/ \\+$//g' " ..
                             "-e 's/ \\+/ /g' " ..
                             "-e 's/ \\?inet6\\? addr: \\?\\([^ ]\\+\\) .*$/IP: \\1/p' " ..
                             "-e 's/Link encap:Ethernet\\(.*\\)/\\1/p'",
                             "r")
    if std_out then
        local result = std_out:read("*all")
        std_out:close()
        std_out = io.popen('2>/dev/null iwconfig | grep ESSID | cut -d\\" -f2')
        if std_out then
            local ssid = std_out:read("*all")
            result = result .. "SSID: " .. util.trim(ssid) .. "\n"
            std_out:close()
        end
        if os.execute("ip r | grep -q default") == 0 then
            -- NOTE: No -w flag available in the old busybox build used on Legacy Kindles...
            local pingok
            if self:isKindle() and self:hasKeyboard() then
                pingok = os.execute("ping -q -c 2 `ip r | grep default | tail -n 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 3` > /dev/null")
            else
                pingok = os.execute("ping -q -w 3 -c 2 `ip r | grep default | tail -n 1 | cut -d ' ' -f 3` > /dev/null")
            end
            if pingok == 0 then
                result = result .. "Gateway ping successful"
            else
                result = result .. "Gateway ping FAILED"
            end
        else
            result = result .. "No default gateway to ping"
        end
        return result
    end
end

function Device:setTime(hour, min)
        return false
end

-- Return an integer value to indicate the brightness of the environment. The value should be in
-- range [0, 4].
-- 0: dark.
-- 1: dim, frontlight is needed.
-- 2: neutral, turning frontlight on or off does not impact the reading experience.
-- 3: bright, frontlight is not needed.
-- 4: dazzling.
function Device:ambientBrightnessLevel()
    return 0
end

--- Returns true if the file is a script we allow running
--- Basically a helper method to check a specific list of file extensions for executable scripts
---- @string filename
---- @treturn boolean
function Device:canExecuteScript(file)
    local file_ext = string.lower(util.getFileNameSuffix(file))
    if file_ext == "sh" or file_ext == "py"  then
        return true
    end
end

function Device:isValidPath(path)
    return util.pathExists(path)
end

-- Device specific method to check if the startup script has been updated
function Device:isStartupScriptUpToDate()
    return true
end

function Device:getDefaultCoverPath()
    return DataStorage:getDataDir() .. "/cover.jpg"
end

--- Unpack an archive.
-- Extract the contents of an archive, detecting its format by
-- filename extension. Inspired by luarocks archive_unpack()
-- @param archive string: Filename of archive.
-- @param extract_to string: Destination directory.
-- @return boolean or (boolean, string): true on success, false and an error message on failure.
function Device:unpackArchive(archive, extract_to)
    require("dbg").dassert(type(archive) == "string")
    local BD = require("ui/bidi")
    local ok
    if archive:match("%.tar%.bz2$") or archive:match("%.tar%.gz$") or archive:match("%.tar%.lz$") or archive:match("%.tgz$") then
        ok = self:untar(archive, extract_to)
    else
        return false, T(_("Couldn't extract archive:\n\n%1\n\nUnrecognized filename extension."), BD.filepath(archive))
    end
    if not ok then
        return false, T(_("Extracting archive failed:\n\n%1"), BD.filepath(archive))
    end
    return true
end

function Device:untar(archive, extract_to)
    return os.execute(("./tar xf %q -C %q"):format(archive, extract_to))
end

return Device