Java Code Examples for com.akdeniz.googleplaycrawler.GooglePlayAPI#login()

@Override
protected void onDoInBackground() {
	PlayProfile pp = globals.get(PlayProfile.class);

	if (pp.getAgent() == null) {
		// TODO: rewrite the GooglePlayAPI. The whole device config stuff is
		// hardcoded and poorly exposed.
		pp.setAgent(new GooglePlayAPI("", "").getUseragent());
	}

	GooglePlayAPI api = PlayManager.createConnection(pp);
	api.setClient(LoginLogic.createLoginClient());
	try {
		if (pp.getGsfId() == null) {
			api.checkin(); // Generates the GSF ID
			api.login();
			api.uploadDeviceConfig();
			pp.setGsfId(api.getAndroidID());
		}
	}
	catch (Exception e) {
		err = e;
		e.printStackTrace();
	}
}
 

@Override
protected String doInBackground() throws Exception {
	publish("");
	// Register the account with GPlay.
	GooglePlayAPI service = App.createConnection(archive);
	service.setLocalization(Locale.getDefault().getCountry());
	if ("".equals(archive.getAndroidId())) {
		service.checkin();
		service.login();
		service.uploadDeviceConfig();
	}
	else {
		service.login();
	}
	// Persist credentials through a separate object...
	Archive a = new Archive(archive.getRoot());
	a.setUserId(archive.getUserId());
	a.setPassword(archive.getPassword());
	a.setAndroidId(service.getAndroidID());
	a.saveCredentials();
	// ... and transport back the new aid, so we only modify the submitted
	// archive on the UI thread.
	return service.getAndroidID();
}
 

public void onDoInBackground() {
	err = null;
	try {
		PlayProfile pp = globals.get(PlayProfile.class);
		GooglePlayAPI api = PlayManager.createConnection(pp);
		api.setClient(createLoginClient());
		api.login();
		pp.setToken(api.getToken());
	}
	catch (Exception e) {
		err = e;
	}
}
 

public static void auth() {
	PlayProfile pp = getProfile();
	GooglePlayAPI api = createConnection();
	try {
		api.login();
		pp.setToken(api.getToken());
		getDatabase().get(PlayProfileDao.class).update(pp);
	}
	catch (Exception e) {
		e.printStackTrace();
		Router.fail("");
	}
}
 

@Test
public void test() throws Exception {
	String uid = System.getProperty("raccoon.dev.gmail");
	assertNotNull("No credentials!", uid);
	String pwd = System.getProperty("raccoon.dev.gmail.pw");
	assertNotNull("No credentials!", pwd);
	GooglePlayAPI api = new GooglePlayAPI(uid, pwd);
	api.login();
	api.checkin();
	api.uploadDeviceConfig();
	System.out.println(api.details("de.onyxbits.listmyapps"));
}
 

/**
 * Utility method for hooking up with Google Play.
 * 
 * @param archive
 *          The archive from which to take configuration data.
 * @return a ready to use connection
 * @throws Exception
 *           if something goes seriously wrong.
 */
public static synchronized GooglePlayAPI createConnection(Archive archive) throws Exception {
	String pwd = archive.getPassword();
	String uid = archive.getUserId();
	String aid = archive.getAndroidId();
	String ua = archive.getUserAgent();
	GooglePlayAPI ret = new GooglePlayAPI(uid, pwd, aid);
	if (ua != null) {
		ret.setUseragent(ua);
	}

	HttpClient client = archive.getProxyClient();
	if (client != null) {
		ret.setClient(client);
	}
	// I am not quite sure if this method needs to be synchronized, but if so,
	// this is why:
	ret.setToken(archive.getAuthToken());
	if (ret.getToken() == null) {
		ret.login();
		// Caching the token considerably speeds up talking to the server, but
		// since multiple downloaders may be active at the same time and the
		// network may produce all kinds of timing effects, there is a good chance
		// that two threads would try to connect at the same time. Both see that
		// the token is not yet available and perform a login. Thread A logs in
		// first, but B's token returns faster. This results in B's token being
		// overwritten by A. This is a problem if the tokens are different and
		// only the latest one is valid. I'm not sure if this is the case, but
		// serializing connection requests prevents potential trouble.
		archive.setAuthToken(ret.getToken());
	}
	return ret;
}