Call logs

General

Category
Free
Tag
Logging
License
BSD 2-Clause License
Min SDK
10 (Android 2.3.3–2.3.7 Gingerbread)
Registered
Oct 15, 2016
Favorites
4
Link
https://github.com/wickerlabs/CallLogs
See also
hugo
Jambo
xLog
log
DebugLog

Additional

Language
Java
Version
1.09 (Jan 27, 2017)
Created
Oct 9, 2016
Updated
Jan 14, 2019 (Retired)
Owner
Wickerlabs International (wickerlabs)
Contributor
Yusuph Wickama (yusuphwickama)
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Call Logs - Android library for accessing device call logs

Installation

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your root build.gradle file.

allprojects {
 repositories {
  ...
  maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
 }
}

Step 2. Add the library dependency to your app build.gradle file

dependencies {
        implementation 'com.github.wickerlabs:CallLogs:1+@aar'
}

Step 3. Handle permissions (For API 23+)

For those targeting API 23+, 
you should handle the runtime permissions for READ_CONTACTS and READ_CALL_LOG. 
As a reference, check  out the sample app in the repository. 
Other than that, permissions are automatically added to the manifest file.

Usage

  • Initialization

    LogsManager logsManager = new LogsManager(context);
  • Getting a list of call logs

    List<LogObject> callLogs = logsManager.getLogs(type);
  • Available list types :

    LogsManager.INCOMING_CALLS: for getting the list (LogObject) of all the incoming calls.

    LogsManager.OUTGOING_CALLS: for getting the list (LogObject) of all the incoming calls.

    LogsManager.MISSED_CALLS: for getting the list (LogObject) of all the incoming calls.

    LogsManager.ALL_CALLS: for getting the list (LogObject) of all the calls.

  • Getting call durations

logsManager.getIncomingDuration(): returns the number of seconds for all the incoming calls made.

logsManager.getOutgoingDuration(): returns the number of seconds for all the outgoing calls made.

logsManager.getTotalDuration(): returns the number of seconds for all the calls made.

logsManager.getCoolDuration(type): returns a String in the form of "x hrs xx mins" or "xx mins xx secs"

  • Available duration types :

    LogsManager.INCOMING: for getting duration for all the incoming calls.

    LogsManager.OUTGOING: for getting duration for all the incoming calls.

    LogsManager.TOTAL: for getting duration for all the calls.

Using LogObjects

  • Some useful methods

logObject.getDuration(): returns an int of the seconds used for that particular call.

logObject.getNumber(): returns a String of the number associated with the call made.

logObject.getContactName(): returns a String of the contact name for the number in the log, if not found, it returns the number.

logObject.getType(): returns an int for the type of the call log.

logObject.getCoolDuration(): returns a String in the form of "x hrs xx mins" or "xx mins xx secs" based on the duration.

Examples

  • Retriving a list of all call logs:

     ListView logList = (ListView) findViewById(R.id.LogsList);
     LogsManager logsManager = new LogsManager(this);
     List<LogObject> callLogs = logsManager.getLogs(LogsManager.ALL_CALLS);
     LogsAdapter logsAdapter = new LogsAdapter(this, R.layout.log_layout, callLogs);
     logList.setAdapter(logsAdapter);

be sure to check out the sample app in the repository.

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