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Preventing Device From Sleeping Using Intel XDK

This post is a part 7 of Intel XDK Complete Tutorial post series.

With just one line of code we can prevent device from sleeping. It doesn’t matter if the device is plugged in or not.

intel.xdk.device.managePower(true,false);

If you want to prevent the device from sleeping only if the device is plugged in then use this code

intel.xdk.device.managePower(true,true);

This function only works inside event handlers. So you can’t just call it whenever you like to. For example:

document.addEventListener("intel.xdk.device.ready",function(){
           intel.xdk.device.managePower(true,true);
},false);

Make sure you have also added Intel XDK Device plugin in your app.

If you press the power button in that case it will go to sleep.

Narayan Prusty
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