I have done an experiment before asking this question and got the answer: NO
I just want to confirm whether I’m right.
Here’s how I tested:
I set the clock as After 1 minute change the text in the label(text=working )
After 0.45 minutes I minimized the app and opened it after 2 minutes then the text should be changed as I expected but I need to wait for 0.15 minutes (to complete one minute) to change the text
In one of my app I played a music using exoplayer and it played even after minimising the app.
Background functioning feature will come to Kodular soon.
Kodular apps generally are not really able to run in the background, however now we have an extension to do this: BackgroundTasks Extension by Atom_Developer (25 USD)
Assuming that Kodular is keeping up with MIT’s master, a somewhat recent pull request added the ability for extensions to declare service elements in the AndroidManifest. I actually built a similar extension to test that PR by just having a background clock going in an extension to drive UI updates even when the screen was off. This functionality is part of the upcoming nb184 release (You can check out master and use the extensions in ai2-test).
@Ansh_Anand you should give attribute to original author i.e. E.W.Patton
Also Kodular still does not support use of service in extensions.
You will have to play some trick with aix.