Application Lifecycle and Note Management

The process of initializing the MMKV library for storing app data.

A check to see if the user's profile information is already stored.

Indicates whether this is the first time the user is being asked to interact with privacy settings.

A check to see if the user's authentication token is available.

The process of setting up and initializing the PDF library for viewing and interacting with documents.

A method to fetch the root directory for storage.

The process of identifying where to store files on the user's device.

A process of handling notes that haven't been completely imported yet, ensuring they are processed.

The process of handling notes that haven't been fully imported to ensure they are processed and ready for use.

The process of determining if a device is a tablet or a phone. Devices with larger screens are typically considered tablets.

The process of loading and setting up a class, often used for user interfaces, to be ready for use.

The process of updating the state of a class when it becomes active, often used for data updates or user interactions.

The process of upgrading notes to a newer version, ensuring compatibility and feature updates.

A process of finding and applying changes to notes that need to be updated or fixed, ensuring consistent data across devices.

A process of identifying and removing the most recent versions of notes, ensuring consistent data across devices.

The process of checking and updating notes that haven't been fully imported into the app.

A system that monitors and manages the app's lifecycle, ensuring it runs smoothly and efficiently.

The component responsible for handling and upgrading strokes (like handwriting) in the app.

This process calculates and compares the number of strokes in notes before and after upgrades. It helps identify any inconsistencies or issues.

A feature that stores and manages application settings and user data, providing a quick and efficient method for access.

Used to initialize and manage the PDF library, allowing users to interact with and view PDF documents within the app.

The method checks if a file is already stored using reflection. If not, it then searches for the file using a directory traversal method.

The method identifies the directory on the user's device that is suitable for storing files.