#project #WiFiAutoReconnect
DESCRIPTION
This project was created based on a specific request from a user in Reddit.

Basically, it monitors the status of the WiFi connection (in this case), in addition to Internet access. Well, in case of not detecting activity in the network (data) or not finding the access point (AP) to which it should be connected, it starts the auto-connection process automatically.

It can be useful in those cases where access to the device is only allowed by remote connection, and its manual operation (in human presence) is not the case.

This project includes an Initial Setup task that needs to be executed when it is imported from TaskerNet
(It can be deleted after imported)

Notes:
- You can check out the thread where the request came from: Go!
- A similar project of our dear mate @MeloProfessional is available on his Telegram channel: Go!
- After importing, make sure to manually configure the project using the 'Setup' (and/or 'Setup (UI)') task(s).
- Max Retries from 'Setup' task are carried out in one minute intervals (Time Ticker profile). After Max Retries reached, manual reactivation will be needed (interactible button); unless unlimited retries are indicated.

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
v1.0

#warning
Hi, this is @SmartPhoneLover.
I inform you that my activity will be reduced again, because my holiday period has finished 😕🤓.
But, do not worry. In my spare time I will try to continue with all my projects, current and planned.

#warning #TaskerDev
[DEV] Tasker 5.9.2 - Root actions WITHOUT root! 😎
This could be great! Let's see how it goes...
Sign up for the beta here.
If you don't want to wait for the Google Play update, get it right away here.
You can also get the updated app factory here.

Running Most Root Actions Without a Rooted Device
Check out the demo here: https://youtu.be/tKCpkOn_mHA
You know how some stuff is only available with a rooted device? This release tries to work around that with the new ADB Wifi action!
To use it, you need to connect your phone to your PC and run the adb tcpip 5555 command. After that you can disconnect from your PC and use the ADB Wifi action to run any command that you can run on a PC!

For example, you could
- Give or revoke app permissions
- Kill apps
- Toggle Mobile Data

and much more!

There's a big caveat though: every time you reboot your device you need to run the adb tcpip 5555 command again, so keep that in mind.
There are already 2 built-in actions that use this new feature under the hood: Mobile Data and the new Mobile Network Type action!

Mobile Network Type
Check out the demo here: https://youtu.be/qMhJqdBAO7M
You can now select the type of mobile network from Tasker. For example, you can force your phone to only connect to 2G, 3G or 4G networks. Coupled with the Mobile Data action you now have full control over your phone's data access!

Important Logcat Event Fix
Tasker was mistakenly using too many resources with the Logcat event in some specific situations which could lead to some battery drain. This should now be fixed!

Full Changelog
- Added "ADB Wifi" action that allows you to run shell commands that could normally only run on a rooted device
- Made Mobile Data action work on all unrooted devices with ADB Wifi
- Added "Hide Dialog" option in the Get Voice action.
- Added Min Speed Accuracy option to Get Location V2
- Added "Continue on Error" to Wifi action
- Added Check Root in Tasker Functions action
- Make different tones when Logcat bubble starts and stops recording logs
- When pressing back on a task with no actions simply cancel it like you do with the cancel button
- Fixed bug with Logcat Entry event where it would consume more resources than it should
- Fixed bug where a BT Connected state would never be active if the bluetooth's device name couldn't be gotten
- Fixed help file for "Notification Removed" event
- Made error appear on screen when action doesn't have permission to run. Previously only a notification would be created
- Fixed some crashes

Let me know how everything works! :) Enjoy!

Source: Go!

#project #TTSEngineVocalizer
DESCRIPTION
Here I bring you a project that will help you when it comes to knowing the pronunciation of a specific term, or simply when you want to hear a written text.
Or why not? It can be used in case of not knowing how to pronounce something well, and you need to communicate with another person.

Main features:
· Quick access buttons to control speech, plus its preferences (pitch and speed).
· Big and small panel to work with short or long text.
· Selection of what TTS engine + voice package to use.
· User dictionary which will help the TTS engine to pronounce common acronyms or expressions in a more appropiate way.

To use this project you will need to have at least one TTS engine (+ its voice package) already installed. Otherwise, use 'WaveNet' one, which only requires an active Internet connection.

Notes:
- Thanks to @gerardo246 and @bernabap (Reddit) for helping on regex expressions.
- If you don't know any TTS engine, you can take a look at the IVONA's here or here/here (Reddit). Currently "deprecated", but still giving very good war.
- To use the different TTS engine(s) plus its voice package(s) you could have installed, use the 'Setup' task (A4) to set them. Add the engine + voice as a group (pair) as 'engine:voice', each separated by comma (,).
- To use dictionaries with custom terms for a correct pronunciation, use the 'Setup' task (from A5) to set it for each engine/voice you want to use. Add the original term + desired pronunciation as a group (pair) as 'original:desired', each separated by comma (,). Create a new action with the correct IF condition (%par1 ~ engine:voice) for every engine/voice you want to customize the pronunciation.
- To get the engines and voices that are installed on your device and that have to be configured within 'Setup' task (from A4), create a temporal action (+ > Alert > Say) somewhere. Use the 'magnifying glass' icon from 'Engine:Voice' section, and select the group you would like to have within the project. Then, copy/paste the engine:voice text that will appear to the corresponding action from 'Setup' task.
- A trick to differentiate a word from another identical according to its context, would be to enclose one of them using quotes ("..."), or any other character you want from the availables within the 'Setup' task. Therefore, the pronunciation correction would apply to one of them only when indicated. (Add the expression to the dictionary as: "jaguar":chaguar)

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover
@gerardo246
@bernabap

VERSION
v1.0

#task #CheckHeadphonesPluggedUnplugged
DESCRIPTION
Check if headphones are plugged or unplugged.

Notes:
- It works for both types of earphones/headphones, with and without mic.

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
v1.0