activity_recognition_flutter 1.0.3

Activity Recognition plugin using Apple's CoreMotion API and Google's Activity Recognition API.

activity_recognition_flutter

Activity recognition plugin for Android and iOS. Only working while App is running (= not terminated by the user or OS).

The plugin uses Apple's CoreMotion API on iOS and Google's Activity Recognition API on Android.

Permissions

Android

Add permission to your Android Manifest:

<uses-permission android:name="com.google.android.gms.permission.ACTIVITY_RECOGNITION" />

Add the plugin service inside the <application> tags:

<service android:name="com.example.activity_recognition_flutter.activity.ActivityRecognizedService" />

iOS

An iOS app linked on or after iOS 10.0 must include usage description keys in its Info.plist file for the types of data it needs. Failure to include these keys will cause the app to crash. To access motion and fitness data specifically, it must include NSMotionUsageDescription.

Usage

import 'package:activity_recognition_flutter/activity_recognition_flutter.dart';
...
ActivityRecognition.activityUpdates()

Example

Check out the example directory for a sample app using activity recognition.

Data types

iOS

Label	Description
stationary	A Boolean indicating whether the device is stationary.
walking	A Boolean indicating whether the device is on a walking person.
running	A Boolean indicating whether the device is on a running person.
automotive	A Boolean indicating whether the device is in an automobile.
cycling	A Boolean indicating whether the device is in a bicycle.
unknown	A Boolean indicating whether the type of motion is unknown.

Android

Label	Description
IN_VEHICLE	The device is in a vehicle, such as a car.
ON_BICYCLE	The device is on a bicycle.
ON_FOOT	The device is on a user who is walking or running.
RUNNING	The device is on a user who is running.
STILL	The device is still (not moving).
TILTING	The device angle relative to gravity changed significantly.
UNKNOWN	Unable to detect the current activity.
WALKING	The device is on a user who is walking.