com.android.sdklib
Class SdkVersionInfo

java.lang.Object
  com.android.sdklib.SdkVersionInfo

public class SdkVersionInfo
extends java.lang.Object

Information about available SDK Versions

Field Summary

static int	HIGHEST_KNOWN_API The highest known API level.
static int	HIGHEST_KNOWN_STABLE_API Like HIGHEST_KNOWN_API but does not include preview platforms
static int	LOWEST_ACTIVE_API The lowest active API level in the ecosystem.

Constructor Summary

SdkVersionInfo()

Method Summary

static java.lang.String	camelCaseToUnderlines(java.lang.String string) Converts a CamelCase word into an underlined_word
static java.lang.String	getAndroidName(int api) Returns the Android version and code name of the given API level, or null if not known.
static int	getApiByBuildCode(java.lang.String buildCode, boolean recognizeUnknowns) Returns the API level of the given build code (e.g.
static int	getApiByPreviewName(java.lang.String previewName, boolean recognizeUnknowns) Returns the API level of the given preview code name (e.g.
static java.lang.String	getBuildCode(int api) Returns the applicable build code (for android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES) for the corresponding API level, or null if it's unknown.
static java.lang.String	getCodeName(int api)
static AndroidVersion	getVersion(java.lang.String apiOrPreviewName, IAndroidTarget[] targets) Returns the AndroidVersion for a given version string, which is typically an API level number, but can also be a codename for a preview platform.
static java.lang.String	getVersionString(int api)
static java.lang.String	underlinesToCamelCase(java.lang.String string) Converts an underlined_word into a CamelCase word

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

HIGHEST_KNOWN_API

public static final int HIGHEST_KNOWN_API

The highest known API level. Note that the tools may also look at the installed platforms to see if they can find more recently released platforms, e.g. when the tools have not yet been updated for a new release. This number is used as a baseline and any more recent platforms found can be used to increase the highest known number.

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Constant Field Values

HIGHEST_KNOWN_STABLE_API

public static final int HIGHEST_KNOWN_STABLE_API

Like HIGHEST_KNOWN_API but does not include preview platforms

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LOWEST_ACTIVE_API

public static final int LOWEST_ACTIVE_API

The lowest active API level in the ecosystem. This number will change over time as the distribution of older platforms decreases.

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Constructor Detail

SdkVersionInfo

public SdkVersionInfo()

Method Detail

getAndroidName

@Nullable
public static java.lang.String getAndroidName(int api)

Returns the Android version and code name of the given API level, or null if not known. The highest number (inclusive) that is supported is HIGHEST_KNOWN_API.

Parameters:

api - the api level

Returns:

a suitable version display name

getVersionString

@Nullable
public static java.lang.String getVersionString(int api)

getCodeName

@Nullable
public static java.lang.String getCodeName(int api)

getBuildCode

@Nullable
public static java.lang.String getBuildCode(int api)

Returns the applicable build code (for android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES) for the corresponding API level, or null if it's unknown. The highest number (inclusive) that is supported is HIGHEST_KNOWN_API.

Parameters:

api - the API level to look up a version code for

Returns:

the corresponding build code field name, or null

getApiByBuildCode

public static int getApiByBuildCode(@NonNull
                                    java.lang.String buildCode,
                                    boolean recognizeUnknowns)

Returns the API level of the given build code (e.g. JELLY_BEAN_MR1 => 17), or -1 if not recognized

Parameters:

buildCode - the build code name (not case sensitive)

recognizeUnknowns - if true, treat an unrecognized code name as a newly released platform the tools are not yet aware of, and set its API level to some higher number than all the currently known API versions

Returns:

the API level, or -1 if not recognized (unless recognizeUnknowns is true, in which HIGHEST_KNOWN_API plus one is returned

getApiByPreviewName

public static int getApiByPreviewName(@NonNull
                                      java.lang.String previewName,
                                      boolean recognizeUnknowns)

Returns the API level of the given preview code name (e.g. JellyBeanMR2 => 17), or -1 if not recognized

Parameters:

previewName - the preview name (not case sensitive)

recognizeUnknowns - if true, treat an unrecognized code name as a newly released platform the tools are not yet aware of, and set its API level to some higher number than all the currently known API versions

Returns:

the API level, or -1 if not recognized (unless recognizeUnknowns is true, in which HIGHEST_KNOWN_API plus one is returned

camelCaseToUnderlines

@NonNull
public static java.lang.String camelCaseToUnderlines(@NonNull
                                                             java.lang.String string)

Converts a CamelCase word into an underlined_word

Parameters:

string - the CamelCase version of the word

Returns:

the underlined version of the word

underlinesToCamelCase

@NonNull
public static java.lang.String underlinesToCamelCase(@NonNull
                                                             java.lang.String string)

Converts an underlined_word into a CamelCase word

Parameters:

string - the underlined word to convert

Returns:

the CamelCase version of the word

getVersion

@Nullable
public static AndroidVersion getVersion(@Nullable
                                                 java.lang.String apiOrPreviewName,
                                                 @Nullable
                                                 IAndroidTarget[] targets)

Returns the AndroidVersion for a given version string, which is typically an API level number, but can also be a codename for a preview platform. Note: This should not be used to look up version names for build codes; for that, use getApiByBuildCode(String, boolean). The primary difference between this method is that getApiByBuildCode(String, boolean) will return the final API number for a platform (e.g. for "KITKAT" it will return 19) whereas this method will return the API number for the codename as a preview platform (e.g. 18).

Parameters:

apiOrPreviewName - the version string

targets - an optional array of installed targets, if available. If the version string corresponds to a code name, this is used to search for a corresponding API level.

Returns:

an AndroidVersion, or null if the version could not be determined (e.g. an empty or invalid API number or an unknown code name)