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Not sure where this issue is coming from, although it seems at this point a Promise is being settled before it should of. Below is my TODO for this issue:

When completion is emitted, allow audible and screen to be set in its 'running' state so that user can hear and see it's completed. This applies when app has any of the 'remember' feature on.

Not to concern about this issue since it only happens momentarily.

Solution would be to have the display (text) static. So that when the status bar is removed for fullscreen mode, no movement will be performed, eliminating this issue.

This feature should be enabled by default in the Settings view. Below are relevant links:

• https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/background-mode
• https://github.com/katzer/cordova-plugin-background-mode

A proposition about how the audio is implemented:

• Although changing the volume before and after a session has its benefits, it may not be beneficial when the user has music playing at a desired volume. Simply 'ducking' the audio isn't exactly ideal because AIT's "alarm" volume may have too low of a volume to be heard in some situations.

Two possible conclusions for this proposition are:

• Move AIT's "alarm" to the AudioManagement.VolumeType.Alarm. This would require modifications to audio-management plugin. And I'm not sure as of this post if this is ideal since I haven't seen an app that ducks music for alarm.

• Adjust "alarm" volume independently of device's volume via this.sound.play(). Simple to implement and 'ducking' may still be accomplished if cordova-plugin-nativeaudio has that feature. If not, modification can be made to it.

sources:

• https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media-apps/audio-focus
• https://github.com/floatinghotpot/cordova-plugin-nativeaudio
• https://github.com/clovelCed/cordova-plugin-audiomanagement

In an addition to having app-settings page with to enable app to remember display brightness, it will also need to have a UI for adjusting. Sometimes display is too bright.

https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/reference/cordova-plugin-statusbar/

Not sure if this will get implemented. Would be nice, but current stopwatch fits my needs.

Have this module be able to create countdown timer, interval timer and stopwatch sequences. Any of these sequences can be joined together.

Interval timer sequence is composite; contains alternating countdown timers. Stopwatch sequence would need to observe user event (lap or stop) if there are any sequences after it.

Labels for countdown need to be the same as the labels in stopwatch-settings page.