Add filters: phoneNumbers, minTimestamp, maxTimestamp

[OlivierFreyssinet-old]

I needed some filters to avoid having to fetch the entire list of call logs and filter on the result. (To be precise I needed minTimestamp, maxTimestamp was then straightforward to implement, and I saw that someone else (#20) needed to filter by phone numbers so I also implemented it)

I made sure these filters are non breaking so the methods can be used in the same way as before.

To summarize what these filters do and how to use them, I added this to the docs:

...
/* List call logs matching the filter */
const filter = {
  minTimestamp: 1571835032,    // (Number or String) timestamp in milliseconds since UNIX epoch
                               // if this filter is set, load(limit, filter) will only return call logs with timestamp >= minTimestamp

  maxTimestamp: 1571835033,    // (Number or String) timestamp in milliseconds since UNIX epoch
                               //
                               // if this filter is set, load(limit, filter) will only return call logs with timestamp <= maxTimestamp

  phoneNumbers: '+1234567890', // (String or an Array of String)
                               // if this filter is set, load(limit, filter) will only return call logs for this/these phone numbers
}

const callLogs = await CallLogs.load(-1, filter) // applies filter with no limit (also works with a limit)
...

PS: this is in big part inspired by how the same kind of filtering is done in this other very useful module https://github.com/briankabiro/react-native-get-sms-android

[Iwouldliketobeapig]

Can i use it ？ thanks

[OlivierFreyssinet-old]

Sure! It would be ideal if this was merged but the repo seems to no longer be maintained so ... you could use my fork

[Iwouldliketobeapig]

Sure! It would be ideal if this was merged but the repo seems to no longer be maintained so ... you could use my fork
how can i use your's package

[OlivierFreyssinet-old]

@Iwouldliketobeapig npm i github:OlivierFreyssinet/react-native-call-log --save