Any news?

@joel simple solution that requires the use of a raspberry pi...

Set up a Node-Red server on the pi configured to get button events. Next forward those events to a websocket listener. Now any application/site that can connect to a websocket can use the button events within your local network.

@meeeh-muuuh you can send an Intent to the MainActivity

We don't have any vibrator inside the Flic. I'm not sure how wanted it is to have the Flic light up in different patterns when disconnected depending on click type...

@Emil It is still not in the online javadoc

It's "just a button"

@luis-reja Could you post the code you are using?
Basically, you should just be able to use the method on FlicManager that gets all known buttons (i.e. grabbed buttons) and then set an event listener.

Hi. I assume you called the "registerListenForBroadcast" method?
Is logcat showing any errors?

Since I'd been having a lot of trouble getting this working, and I assume others will as well, the issue with the 10 second press to reset is the device it's currently paired to cannot be connected to it.

In my case, I have Flic buttons paired with Raspberry Pi devices. To unpair it, I had to turn off the service that was listening for Flic button presses. Once I did that, the button lit up red when clicked. This is the indication I needed so I could reset it. At that point, I was able to pair it to another device the same way as a fresh button.

It looks like this functionality has been added based on my latest use of the Android app.

If you look under the battery you find the serial number. If it starts with AA you have a too old button (our first batch).

What exactly do you mean with "force quit"?

@baobei Thanks. I got reply from flic team and it was replaced with new flic button. New button working perfectly.

My observation is, it can work with one app at a time. To make it work with other app, it require to forget from previous app. And couldn't find any method in SDK which can identify with which app it is workable currently.