Capability

Use checkXxxCapabilities to check feature support and allowed ranges. onComplete returns per-feature support information. Return types vary by API; see the capability package for shared models. See Obtaining a domain object for how to get a domain object, and API Reference for detailed API specifications.

This documentation tree describes capability APIs that also return CapabilityConfig.

Type	Description
CapabilityConfig	Per-feature access level (AccessType: NONE, READ, WRITE, READ_WRITE)
AreaBounds	Per-area allowed value range (minValue, maxValue)
Map<Area, AreaBounds>	Map of AreaBounds by area (e.g. DoorArea)

The examples below assume the Vehicle instance (vehicle) has already been initialized.

Kotlin

val door = vehicle.getDoor()
door.checkDoorPositionCapabilities(
  onComplete = { config, areaMap ->
    when (config.accessType) {
      AccessType.READ, AccessType.READ_WRITE -> {
        val bounds = areaMap[DoorArea(DoorValue.ROW_1_LEFT)]
        // Use bounds?.minValue / bounds?.maxValue, then call getCurrentDoorPosition
      }
      else -> {
        // NONE or WRITE only — disable UI or use an alternate flow
      }
    }
  },
  onFailed = { e: Exception ->
    if (e is VehicleException) {
      // Capability lookup failed: e.errorCode
    }
  }
)

Java

Door door = vehicle.getDoor();
door.checkDoorPositionCapabilities(
  (config, areaMap) -> {
    if (config.getAccessType() == AccessType.READ
        || config.getAccessType() == AccessType.READ_WRITE) {
      AreaBounds<Integer> bounds = areaMap.get(new DoorArea(DoorValue.ROW_1_LEFT));
      // Use bounds.getMinValue() / bounds.getMaxValue(), then call getCurrentDoorPosition
    } else {
      // NONE or WRITE only — disable UI or use an alternate flow
    }
    return Unit.INSTANCE;
  },
  e -> {
    if (e instanceof VehicleException) {
      // Capability lookup failed: ((VehicleException) e).getErrorCode()
    }
    return Unit.INSTANCE;
  }
);