notif: Use Zulip's distinct notification sound on Android

Fixes: #340

Author: rajveermalviya

android/app/src/main/res/raw/chime2.m4a

@@ -12,5 +12,5 @@
        https://github.com/zulip/zulip-flutter/issues/528
      -->
 <resources xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
-    tools:keep="@drawable/zulip_notification"
+    tools:keep="@drawable/zulip_notification,@raw/chime2,@raw/chime3,@raw/chime4"
     />

android/app/src/main/res/raw/chime3.m4a

@@ -23,14 +23,32 @@ import '../widgets/theme.dart';
 
 AndroidNotificationHostApi get _androidHost => ZulipBinding.instance.androidNotificationHost;
 
+enum NotificationSound {
+  // Any new entry here must appear in `keep.xml` too, see #528.
+  chime2(resourceName: 'chime2', fileDisplayName: 'Zulip - Low Chime.m4a'),
+  chime3(resourceName: 'chime3', fileDisplayName: 'Zulip - Chime.m4a'),
+  chime4(resourceName: 'chime4', fileDisplayName: 'Zulip - High Chime.m4a');
+
+  const NotificationSound({
+    required this.resourceName,
+    required this.fileDisplayName,
+  });
+  final String resourceName;
+  final String fileDisplayName;
+}
+
 /// Service for configuring our Android "notification channel".
 class NotificationChannelManager {
   /// The channel ID we use for our one notification channel, which we use for
   /// all notifications.
   // TODO(launch) check this doesn't match zulip-mobile's current or previous
   //   channel IDs
+  // Previous values: 'messages-1'
+  @visibleForTesting
+  static const kChannelId = 'messages-2';
+
   @visibleForTesting
-  static const kChannelId = 'messages-1';
+  static const kDefaultNotificationSound = NotificationSound.chime3;
 
   /// The vibration pattern we set for notifications.
   // We try to set a vibration pattern that, with the phone in one's pocket,
@@ -39,6 +57,110 @@ class NotificationChannelManager {
   @visibleForTesting
   static final kVibrationPattern = Int64List.fromList([0, 125, 100, 450]);
 
+  /// Generates an Android resource URL for the given resource name and type.
+  ///
+  /// For example, for a resource `@raw/chime3`, where `raw` would be the
+  /// resource type and `chime3` would be the resource name it generates the
+  /// following URL:
+  ///   `android.resource://com.zulip.flutter/raw/chime3`
+  ///
+  /// Based on: https://stackoverflow.com/a/38340580
+  static Uri _resourceUrlFromName({
+    required String resourceTypeName,
+    required String resourceEntryName,
+  }) {
+    const packageName = 'com.zulip.flutter'; // TODO(#407)
+
+    // URL scheme for Android resource url.
+    // See: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/content/ContentResolver#SCHEME_ANDROID_RESOURCE
+    const schemeAndroidResource = 'android.resource';
+
+    return Uri(
+      scheme: schemeAndroidResource,
+      host: packageName,
+      pathSegments: <String>[resourceTypeName, resourceEntryName],
+    );
+  }
+
+  /// Prepare our notification sounds; return a URL for our default sound.
+  ///
+  /// Where possible, this copies each of our notification sounds into shared storage
+  /// so that the user can choose between them in the system notification settings.
+  ///
+  /// Returns a URL for our default notification sound: either in shared storage
+  /// if we successfully copied it there, or else as our internal resource file.
+  static Future<String> _ensureInitNotificationSounds() async {
+    String defaultSoundUrl = _resourceUrlFromName(
+      resourceTypeName: 'raw',
+      resourceEntryName: kDefaultNotificationSound.resourceName).toString();
+
+    final shouldUseResourceFile = switch (await ZulipBinding.instance.deviceInfo) {
+      // Before Android 10 Q, we don't attempt to put the sounds in shared media storage.
+      // Just use the resource file directly.
+      // TODO(android-sdk-29): Simplify this away.
+      AndroidDeviceInfo(:var sdkInt) => sdkInt < 29,
+      _                              => true,
+    };
+    if (shouldUseResourceFile) return defaultSoundUrl;
+
+    // First, look to see what notification sounds we've already stored,
+    // and check against our list of sounds we have.
+    final soundsToAdd = NotificationSound.values.toList();
+
+    final List<StoredNotificationSound?> storedSounds;
+    try {
+      storedSounds = await _androidHost.listStoredSoundsInNotificationsDirectory();
+    } catch (e, st) {
+      assert(debugLog('$e\n$st')); // TODO(log)
+      return defaultSoundUrl;
+    }
+    for (final storedSound in storedSounds) {
+      assert(storedSound != null); // TODO(#942)
+
+      // If the file is one we put there, and has the name we give to our
+      // default sound, then use it as the default sound.
+      if (storedSound!.fileName == kDefaultNotificationSound.fileDisplayName
+          && storedSound.isOwned) {
+        defaultSoundUrl = storedSound.contentUrl;
+      }
+
+      // If it has the name of any of our sounds, then don't try to add
+      // that sound.  This applies even if we didn't put it there: the
+      // name is taken, so if we tried adding it anyway it'd get some
+      // other name (like "Zulip - Chime (1).m4a", with " (1)" added).
+      // Which means the *next* launch would try to add it again ad infinitum.
+      // We could avoid this given some other way to uniquely identify the
+      // file, but haven't found an obvious one.
+      //
+      // This does mean it's possible the file isn't the one we would have
+      // put there... but it probably is, just from a debug vs. release build
+      // of the app (because those may have different package names).  And anyway,
+      // this is a file we're supplying for the user in case they want it, not
+      // something where the app depends on it having specific content.
+      soundsToAdd.removeWhere((v) => v.fileDisplayName == storedSound.fileName);
+    }
+
+    // If that leaves any sounds we haven't yet put into shared storage
+    // (e.g., because this is the first run after install, or after an
+    // upgrade that added a sound), then store those.
+
+    for (final sound in soundsToAdd) {
+      try {
+        final url = await _androidHost.copySoundResourceToMediaStore(
+          targetFileDisplayName: sound.fileDisplayName,
+          sourceResourceName: sound.resourceName);
+
+        if (sound == kDefaultNotificationSound) {
+          defaultSoundUrl = url;
+        }
+      } catch (e, st) {
+        assert(debugLog("$e\n$st")); // TODO(log)
+      }
+    }
+
+    return defaultSoundUrl;
+  }
+
   /// Create our notification channel, if it doesn't already exist.
   ///
   /// Deletes obsolete channels, if present, from old versions of the app.
@@ -80,13 +202,15 @@ class NotificationChannelManager {
 
     // The channel doesn't exist. Create it.
 
+    final defaultSoundUrl = await _ensureInitNotificationSounds();
+
     await _androidHost.createNotificationChannel(NotificationChannel(
       id: kChannelId,
       name: 'Messages', // TODO(i18n)
       importance: NotificationImportance.high,
       lightsEnabled: true,
+      soundUrl: defaultSoundUrl,
       vibrationPattern: kVibrationPattern,
-      // TODO(#340) sound
     ));
   }
 }

android/app/src/main/res/raw/chime4.m4a

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import 'package:http/testing.dart' as http_testing;
 import 'package:zulip/api/model/model.dart';
 import 'package:zulip/api/notifications.dart';
 import 'package:zulip/host/android_notifications.dart';
+import 'package:zulip/model/binding.dart';
 import 'package:zulip/model/localizations.dart';
 import 'package:zulip/model/narrow.dart';
 import 'package:zulip/model/store.dart';
@@ -121,15 +122,16 @@ void main() {
     await NotificationService.instance.start();
   }
 
-  group('NotificationChannelManager', () {
+  group('NotificationChannelManager create channel', () {
     test('smoke', () async {
       await init();
       check(testBinding.androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels()).single
         ..id.equals(NotificationChannelManager.kChannelId)
         ..name.equals('Messages')
         ..importance.equals(NotificationImportance.high)
         ..lightsEnabled.equals(true)
-        ..soundUrl.isNull()
+        ..soundUrl.equals(testBinding.androidNotificationHost.fakeStoredNotificationSoundUrl(
+            NotificationChannelManager.kDefaultNotificationSound.resourceName))
         ..vibrationPattern.isNotNull().deepEquals(
             NotificationChannelManager.kVibrationPattern)
       ;
@@ -211,6 +213,120 @@ void main() {
     });
   });
 
+  group('NotificationChannelManager sounds', () {
+    final defaultSoundResourceName =
+      NotificationChannelManager.kDefaultNotificationSound.resourceName;
+    String fakeStoredUrl(String resourceName) =>
+      testBinding.androidNotificationHost.fakeStoredNotificationSoundUrl(resourceName);
+    String fakeResourceUrl(String resourceName) =>
+      'android.resource://com.zulip.flutter/raw/$resourceName';
+
+    test('on Android 28 (and lower) resource file is used for notification sound', () async {
+      addTearDown(testBinding.reset);
+      final androidNotificationHost = testBinding.androidNotificationHost;
+
+      testBinding.deviceInfoResult =
+        const AndroidDeviceInfo(sdkInt: 28, release: '9');
+
+      // Ensure that on Android 10, notification sounds aren't being copied to
+      // the media store, and resource file is used directly.
+      await NotificationChannelManager.ensureChannel();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCalls())
+        .isEmpty();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels())
+        .single
+        .soundUrl.equals(fakeResourceUrl(defaultSoundResourceName));
+    });
+
+    test('notification sound resource files are being copied to the media store', () async {
+      addTearDown(testBinding.reset);
+      final androidNotificationHost = testBinding.androidNotificationHost;
+
+      await NotificationChannelManager.ensureChannel();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCalls())
+        .deepEquals(NotificationSound.values.map((e) => (
+          sourceResourceName: e.resourceName,
+          targetFileDisplayName: e.fileDisplayName),
+        ));
+
+      // Ensure the default source URL points to a file in the media store,
+      // rather than a resource file.
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels())
+        .single
+        .soundUrl.equals(fakeStoredUrl(defaultSoundResourceName));
+    });
+
+    test('notification sounds are not copied again if they were previously copied', () async {
+      addTearDown(testBinding.reset);
+      final androidNotificationHost = testBinding.androidNotificationHost;
+
+      // Emulate that all notifications sounds are already in the media store.
+      androidNotificationHost.setupStoredNotificationSounds(
+        NotificationSound.values.map((e) => StoredNotificationSound(
+          fileName: e.fileDisplayName,
+          isOwned: true,
+          contentUrl: fakeStoredUrl(e.resourceName)),
+        ).toList(),
+      );
+
+      await NotificationChannelManager.ensureChannel();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCalls())
+        .isEmpty();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels())
+        .single
+        .soundUrl.equals(fakeStoredUrl(defaultSoundResourceName));
+    });
+
+    test('new notification sounds are copied to media store', () async {
+      addTearDown(testBinding.reset);
+      final androidNotificationHost = testBinding.androidNotificationHost;
+
+      // Emulate that except one sound, all other sounds are already in
+      // media store.
+      androidNotificationHost.setupStoredNotificationSounds(
+        NotificationSound.values.skip(1).map((e) => StoredNotificationSound(
+          fileName: e.fileDisplayName,
+          isOwned: true,
+          contentUrl: fakeStoredUrl(e.resourceName)),
+        ).toList()
+      );
+
+      await NotificationChannelManager.ensureChannel();
+      final firstSound = NotificationSound.values.first;
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCalls())
+        .single
+        ..sourceResourceName.equals(firstSound.resourceName)
+        ..targetFileDisplayName.equals(firstSound.fileDisplayName);
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels())
+        .single
+        .soundUrl.equals(fakeStoredUrl(defaultSoundResourceName));
+    });
+
+    test('no recopying of existing notification sounds in the media store; default sound URL points to resource file', () async {
+      addTearDown(testBinding.reset);
+      final androidNotificationHost = testBinding.androidNotificationHost;
+
+      androidNotificationHost.setupStoredNotificationSounds(
+        NotificationSound.values.map((e) => StoredNotificationSound(
+          fileName: e.fileDisplayName,
+          isOwned: false,
+          contentUrl: fakeStoredUrl(e.resourceName)),
+        ).toList()
+      );
+
+      // Ensure that if a notification sound with the same name already exists
+      // in the media store, but it wasn't copied by us, no recopying should
+      // happen. Additionally, the default sound URL should point to the
+      // resource file, not the version in the media store.
+      await NotificationChannelManager.ensureChannel();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCalls())
+        .isEmpty();
+      check(androidNotificationHost.takeCreatedChannels())
+        .single
+        .soundUrl.equals(fakeResourceUrl(defaultSoundResourceName));
+    });
+  });
+
   group('NotificationDisplayManager show', () {
     void checkNotification(MessageFcmMessage data, {
       required List<MessageFcmMessage> messageStyleMessages,
@@ -1182,6 +1298,11 @@ void main() {
   });
 }
 
+extension on Subject<CopySoundResourceToMediaStoreCall> {
+  Subject<String> get targetFileDisplayName => has((x) => x.targetFileDisplayName, 'targetFileDisplayName');
+  Subject<String> get sourceResourceName => has((x) => x.sourceResourceName, 'sourceResourceName');
+}
+
 extension NotificationChannelChecks on Subject<NotificationChannel> {
   Subject<String> get id => has((x) => x.id, 'id');
   Subject<int> get importance => has((x) => x.importance, 'importance');