SetSchemaRequest.Builder

Adds a set of required Android Manifest.permission combination to the given schema type.

If the querier holds ALL of the required permissions in this combination, they will have access to read GenericDocument objects of the given schema type.

You can call this method to add multiple permission combinations, and the querier will have access if they holds ANY of the combinations.

The supported Permissions are SetSchemaRequest.READ_SMS, SetSchemaRequest.READ_CALENDAR, SetSchemaRequest.READ_CONTACTS, SetSchemaRequest.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, SetSchemaRequest.READ_HOME_APP_SEARCH_DATA and SetSchemaRequest.READ_ASSISTANT_APP_SEARCH_DATA.

The relationship between permissions added in this method and package visibility setting setSchemaTypeVisibilityForPackage(String, boolean, PackageIdentifier) is "OR". The caller could access the schema if they match ANY requirements. If you want to set "AND" requirements like a caller must hold required permissions AND it is a specified package, please use addSchemaTypeVisibleToConfig(String, SchemaVisibilityConfig).

Sets the documents from the provided schemaType can be read by the caller if they match the ALL visibility requirements set in SchemaVisibilityConfig.

The requirements in a SchemaVisibilityConfig is "AND" relationship. A caller must match ALL requirements to access the schema. For example, a caller must hold required permissions AND it is a specified package.

You can call this method repeatedly to add multiple SchemaVisibilityConfigs, and the querier will have access if they match ANY of the SchemaVisibilityConfig.

Adds a collection of AppSearchSchema objects to the schema.

An AppSearchSchema object represents one type of structured data.

Adds one or more AppSearchSchema types to the schema.

An AppSearchSchema object represents one type of structured data.

Any documents of these types will be displayed on system UI surfaces by default.

Builds a new SetSchemaRequest object.

Clears all required permissions combinations for the given schema type.

Clears all visible to SchemaVisibilityConfig for the given schema type.

Sets whether or not to override the current schema in the AppSearchClient database.

Call this method whenever backward incompatible changes need to be made by setting forceOverride to true. As a result, during execution of the setSchema operation, all documents that are incompatible with the new schema will be deleted and the new schema will be saved and persisted.

By default, this is false.

Sets the Migrator associated with the given SchemaType.

The Migrator migrates all GenericDocuments under given schema type from the current version number stored in AppSearch to the final version set via setVersion(int).

A Migrator will be invoked if the current version number stored in AppSearch is different from the final version set via setVersion(int) and Migrator.shouldMigrate(int, int) returns true.

The target schema type of the output GenericDocument of Migrator.onUpgrade(int, int, GenericDocument) or Migrator.onDowngrade(int, int, GenericDocument) must exist in this SetSchemaRequest.

Sets a Map of Migrators.

The key of the map is the schema type that the Migrator value applies to.

The Migrator migrates all GenericDocuments under given schema type from the current version number stored in AppSearch to the final version set via setVersion(int).

A Migrator will be invoked if the current version number stored in AppSearch is different from the final version set via setVersion(int) and Migrator.shouldMigrate(int, int) returns true.

The target schema type of the output GenericDocument of Migrator.onUpgrade(int, int, GenericDocument) or Migrator.onDowngrade(int, int, GenericDocument) must exist in this SetSchemaRequest.

Specify that the schema should be publicly available, to packages which already have visibility to packageIdentifier. This visibility is determined by the result of PackageManager.canPackageQuery(String, String).

It is possible for the packageIdentifier parameter to be different from the package performing the indexing. This might happen in the case of an on-device indexer processing information about various packages. The visibility will be the same regardless of which package indexes the document, as the visibility is based on the packageIdentifier parameter.

If this is called repeatedly with the same schema, the PackageIdentifier in the last call will be used as the "from" package for that schema.

Calling this with packageIdentifier set to null is valid, and will remove public visibility for the schema.

Sets whether or not documents from the provided schemaType will be displayed and visible on any system UI surface.

This setting applies to the provided schemaType only, and does not persist across AppSearchClient.setSchema(SetSchemaRequest, String) calls.

The default behavior, if this method is not called, is to allow types to be displayed on system UI surfaces.

Sets whether or not documents from the provided schemaType can be read by the specified package.

Each package is represented by a PackageIdentifier, containing a package name and a byte array of type PackageManager.CERT_INPUT_SHA256.

To opt into one-way data sharing with another application, the developer will need to explicitly grant the other application’s package name and certificate Read access to its data.

For two-way data sharing, both applications need to explicitly grant Read access to one another.

By default, data sharing between applications is disabled.

The relationship between permissions added in this method and package visibility setting setSchemaTypeVisibilityForPackage(String, boolean, PackageIdentifier) is "OR". The caller could access the schema if they match ANY requirements. If you want to set "AND" requirements like a caller must hold required permissions AND it is a specified package, please use addSchemaTypeVisibleToConfig(String, SchemaVisibilityConfig).

Sets the version number of the overall AppSearchSchema in the database.

The AppSearchClient database can only ever hold documents for one version at a time.

Setting a version number that is different from the version number currently stored in AppSearch will result in AppSearch calling the Migrators provided to AppSearchClient.setSchema(SetSchemaRequest, String) to migrate the documents already in AppSearch from the previous version to the one set in this request. The version number can be updated without any other changes to the set of schemas.

The version number can stay the same, increase, or decrease relative to the current version number that is already stored in the AppSearchClient database.

The version of an empty database will always be 0. You cannot set version to the SetSchemaRequest, if it doesn't contains any AppSearchSchema.