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--- lua [2024/08/10 15:00] – [WatchMaker Lua API] korkman
+++ lua [2025/04/12 07:47] (current) – old revision restored (2024/10/20 20:29) splitbrain
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     wm_action('sw_start_stop')          -- start or stop the stopwatch
     wm_action('sw_reset')               -- reset stopwatch
+    wm_action('media_next')             -- next track
+    wm_action('media_prev')             -- previous track
+    wm_action('media_play')             -- play media
+    wm_action('media_pause')            -- pause media
+    wm_action('media_play_pause')       -- play paused media or pause playing media
+    wm_action('vol_up')                 -- increase the volume on the connected phone
+    wm_action('vol_down')               -- decrease the volume on the connected phone
     wm_action('m_update_weather')       -- update weather
     wm_action('m_task:MyTask')          -- run Tasker task 'MyTask'
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 *About wm_action w_app
-The delimiter for the app definition is a backtick ''`'' and the app definition consists of two or three parts:
+The delimiter for the app link is a backtick ''`'' and it consists of two or three parts:
   * App name (may be empty)
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 The app name is optional. If it is empty, the app main activity is launched. Example: ''wm_action('w_app:`com.samsung.android.watch.weather')''
-The easiest way to find the package name (example ''com.samsung.android.calendar'') is to search for the app on https://www.apkmirror.com/ or https://apkpure.net/. The package names are listed on the download pages. The more direct approach is to run the shell command ''pkginfo --list'' on the watch, but that requires developer tooling (TODO: document that).
+The easiest way to find the package name (example ''com.samsung.android.calendar'') is to search for the app on https://www.apkmirror.com/ or https://apkpure.net/. The package names are listed on the download pages. A more precise approach is to create a tap action first, select the app via "Watch: Select Application", export the watch, unzip the .watch file and search for ''tap_action="w_app:'' in watch.xml. It uses the same app link format.
 Available activities of apps can be obtained by downloading the APK file and uploading it to https://www.virustotal.com/. The "details" tab will list all activity names. Though at the time of writing, no activity could be launched successfully, so this may be broken (Wear OS 4).