I\'m wondering is it possible to receive information about battery like: capacity (mA), voltage (V), cycle count within iOS?
I know UIDevice class, but battery level
Try UIDeviceListener, it basically steals the entire battery data dictionary from UIDevice
without using any private APIs. It exposes tons of information:
{
AdapterDetails = {
Amperage = 1000;
Description = "usb host";
FamilyCode = "-536854528";
PMUConfiguration = 1000;
Watts = 5;
};
AdapterInfo = 16384;
Amperage = 1000;
AppleRawCurrentCapacity = 1279;
AppleRawMaxCapacity = 1275;
AtCriticalLevel = 0;
AtWarnLevel = 0;
BatteryData = {
BatterySerialNumber = REDACTED;
ChemID = 355;
CycleCount = 524;
DesignCapacity = 1420;
Flags = 640;
FullAvailableCapacity = 1325;
ManufactureDate = REDACTED;
MaxCapacity = 1273;
MfgData = REDACTED;
QmaxCell0 = 1350;
StateOfCharge = 100;
Voltage = 4194;
};
BatteryInstalled = 1;
BatteryKey = "0003-default";
BootBBCapacity = 52;
BootCapacityEstimate = 2;
BootVoltage = 3518;
CFBundleIdentifier = "com.apple.driver.AppleD1815PMU";
ChargerConfiguration = 990;
CurrentCapacity = 1275;
CycleCount = 524;
DesignCapacity = 1420;
ExternalChargeCapable = 1;
ExternalConnected = 1;
FullyCharged = 1;
IOClass = AppleD1815PMUPowerSource;
IOFunctionParent64000000 = <>;
IOGeneralInterest = "IOCommand is not serializable";
IOInterruptControllers = (
IOInterruptController34000000,
IOInterruptController34000000,
IOInterruptController34000000,
IOInterruptController34000000
);
IOInterruptSpecifiers = (
<03000000>,
<26000000>,
<04000000>,
<24000000>
);
IOMatchCategory = AppleD1815PMUPowerSource;
IOPowerManagement = {
CurrentPowerState = 2;
DevicePowerState = 2;
MaxPowerState = 2;
};
IOProbeScore = 0;
IOProviderClass = AppleD1815PMU;
InstantAmperage = 0;
IsCharging = 0;
Location = 0;
Manufacturer = A;
MaxCapacity = 1275;
Model = "0003-A";
Serial = REDACTED;
Temperature = 2590;
TimeRemaining = 0;
UpdateTime = 1461830702;
Voltage = 4182;
"battery-data" = {
"0003-default" = <...>;
"0004-default" = <...>;
"0005-default" = <...};
"built-in" = 1;
}