can someone please help me, make a stopwatch that works in the background, when the user logs back into the application then he will continue the stopwatch…
Explain in more detail what exactly the goal is.
- Should the stopwatch stop when the user closes the app or logs out?
- Or should the stopwatch, once started, continue to run while the app is closed?
- How long should the stopwatch run?
- Should it also work in idle / sleep mode (screen off)?
And show us what you’ve tried so far (blocks).
Please have a look this topic
Oh, I doubt a timer runs in the background for long periods of time.
So I don’t think that’s a solution.
But I’m happy to be convinced otherwise. So someone might create a test app where this will work. I’m curious.
No background tasks extension necessary…
Store the start time in TinyDB and in Screem.Initialize calculate current time - start time to get the elapsed time
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