Finally the resumed event was added, so here is my lock screen. Maybe you don’t believe, but I have this lock screen (two scripts) since the alpha! I even posted the scripts once (now they are improved) And that’s why I can publish it now, I just managed to have some free time to record the video.

Story: I read once that pattern/pin/password as lock screen are not really secure in the fact that the fingerprint tells you the path/numbers/letters.

It was said on a research, but unfortunately I couldn’t find it (if someone know, write here the link)

In the research, the conclusion was that the ‘best’ lock screen (in the fingerprint part) will be one with a color password, colors placed randomly on the screen so you just need to click the color password in order. Since the position of the colors is random, even if you know where exactly the user clicked, you can’t know which colors did they click.

The only thing I saw was the app ORBIE

This lock screen is made of two scripts: one that unlocks the screen if you click the items in order (configurable, uses the id of the items) and the other just place the items in random cells (configurable too).

Since the items can be whatever you want, you can make the lock screen with apps, pictures, colors, shapes…

Of course you can use them separately, perhaps you just want the lock sequence

Instructions:

– Place some items in cell mode.

[If you want to move them randomly]

– Set the resumed event to run the ‘randomize’ script. If you want some items to not move, place them in free mode

– IMPORTANT: configure the script with the available cells where you want to place the items.

[The lock part]

– Set the click event of the items (all that will be part of the ‘pattern’ ) to run the ‘locksequence’ script.

– Click one item to set your first password

– To change it just perform the sequence while unlocked and follow the instructions. (The time to wait is configurable)

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Locksequence script

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var interval = 2000; /* time in milliseconds to wait until new lock set*/

var tag = LL.getScriptTag();

/* in case they don’t exist*/

if( tag != undefined ){

var data = JSON.parse( tag );

}else{

var data = new Object();

}

if(! (“a” in data)){

data.a=0;

}

if(! (“secuence” in data)){

data.secuence = [];

data.secuence[0]=0;

}

var item = LL.getEvent().getItem();

/* to notify the click*/

item.setVisibility(false);

setTimeout(function(){ item.setVisibility(true) ;},50);

if(data.a<0){

/* The set procces: negative numbers*/

data.secuence[ -data.a -1]=item.getId();

–data.a;

data.timeout = setTimeout( function(){isDone(data.a);},interval);

}else{

/* The unlock procces: positive and zero numbers*/

if(item.getId()!=data.secuence[data.a]){

/* wrong*/

data.a=0;

}else{

++data.a;

if(data.a==data.secuence.length){

/* good*/

data.a=0;

/* unlock or set new one*/

if(LL.isLocked()){

LL.unlock();

}else{

reset();

}

}

}

}

/* if no data found*/

if( data.secuence[0]==0 ) reset();

save(data);

function save(tosave){

LL.setScriptTag( JSON.stringify(tosave) );

}

function reset(){

if(!confirm(“Set a new lock?”))return;

data.secuence = [];

data.a= -1;

Android.makeNewToast(“Click the items in order\nWait “+ interval/1000 + ” second after the last click to apply” , false ).show() ;

}

function isDone(old){

var now = JSON.parse( LL.getScriptTag() );

if(old!=now.a)return;

now.a=0;

Android.makeNewToast(“Lock set with “+ data.secuence.length + ” steps”, false ).show();

save(now);

}

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Randomize script

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//Cell: [first position , size ]

var h = [1,3];

var v = [1,3];

var all = LL.getEvent().getContainer().getItems(); //Or use the container you want

var items = [];

var len = 0;

for(var i=all.getLength()-1;i>=0;–i){

var p = all.getAt(i);

if(p.getProperties().getBoolean(“i.onGrid”) ) items[len++]=p;

}

var free = new Array();

if(len > h[1]* v[1] ){

alert(“WARNING: a lot of items, or a small layout”);

return;

}

for(var i=0; i

var sh = 0;

var sv = 0;

do{

sh=Math.floor(Math.random()* h[1] );

sv=Math.floor(Math.random()* v[1] );

}

while(free[sv* h[1]+sh]!=undefined)

free[sv* h[1]+sh]=0;

sh+=h[0];

sv+=v[0];

items[i].setCell(sh,sv,sh+1,sv+1);

}

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Label Case switcher

Just a fast script that will change the labels of all the items in the app drawer (or a custom container if necessary, ask about)

The change can be done permanently or just visual (a restart will change them back)

Available types: ( you can write your own one if you know scripting)

– UPPER CASE

– lower case

– Sentence case

– Title Case (from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/196972/convert-string-to-title-case-with-javascript)

(Note: sorry for the lack of posts, in fact I have a lot of scripts I’m working on, but my free time has decrease suddenly, maybe in summer)

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var container = LL.getContainerById(99);//LL.getEvent().getContainer();

var permanent = confirm(“Permanent change?”);

var type = parseInt(prompt(“1- UPPER CASE\n2- lower case\n3- As a sentence\n4- Title Case”,0));

run(container);

Android.makeNewToast(“Done”,true).show();

function run(cont){

var items = cont.getItems();

for(var i=items.getLength()- 1;i>=0; –i){

var item=items.getAt(i);

item.setLabel(change(item.getLabel()),permanent);

if(item.getType()==”Folder”||item.getType()==”Panel”)run(item.getContainer());

}

}

function change(label){

var ret=label;

switch(type){

case 1: ret=ret.toUpperCase(); break;

case 2: ret=ret.toLowerCase(); break;

case 3: ret=

ret.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + ret.substring(1,ret.length).toLowerCase(); break;

case 4: ret=ret.split(” “).map(function(i){return i[0].toUpperCase() + i.substring(1)}).join(” “);

break;

//Write here your custom label changer

}

return ret;

}

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