update import of ThreadFactory & FlashThread. Deleted StepUi class because not used anymore

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 * Copyright 2019-2020 - ECORP SAS 

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 */

package ecorp.easy.installer.models;

import java.util.List;

/**

 * This encapsulate data about the user interface for a step

 * @author vincent Bourgmayer

 */

public class StepUi{

    final private String type; //Can be: error, load or action

    final private List<String> instructions; //Instruction of the step

    final private String title; // Title of the step

    final private String stepNumber; //It correspond more to the state of progression. It should be like: 1/7 not just: 1

    final private String titleIconName;

    final private int averageTime; //in second. The average time required to finsh the step. It only concern 'load' type.

    /**

     * Constructor for StepUI object

     * @param type type of step ("action" if user action is needed or "load" if no user action is needed)

     * @param instructions instructions of the step

     * @param title title of the current step

     * @param titleIconName icon to show beside to the title. Only for action type. Either provide null.

     * @param stepNumber the number of the step in the whole process

     * @param averageTime The number of second needed to finish the step (it's an average)

     */

    public StepUi(String type, List<String> instructions, String title, String titleIconName, String stepNumber, int averageTime){

        this.type = type;

        this.instructions = instructions;

        this.title = title;

        this.stepNumber = stepNumber;

        this.titleIconName = titleIconName;

        this.averageTime = averageTime;

    }

    /**

     * get the file name of the icon beside the title

     * @return return null if no value provided at constructor which is the case if type is "load" instead of "action"

     */

    public String getTitleIconName(){

        return this.titleIconName;

    }

    /**

     * Get the average time required to finish the task

     * @return int the value or -1 if no value

     */

    public int getAverageTime(){

        return this.averageTime;

    }

        /**

     * get the type of Step from UI point of view.

     * It has mainly impact on background color of the flash box

     * @return can be null but should be "error", "load" or "action"

     */

    public String getType() {

        return type;

    }

    /**

     * Get the instruction to print for user

     * @return String, but can be null.

     */

    public List<String> getInstructions() {

        return instructions;

    }

    /**

     * Get the title of the step

     * @return 

     */

    public String getTitle() {

        return title;

    }

    /**

     * Return the step number as progress.

     * It will be like "1/7" or something like that.

     * @return String

     */

    public String getStepNumber() {

        return stepNumber;

    }

}

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.Phone;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.Command;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.DataBundle;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.StepUi;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.steps.ICustomStep;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.steps.IExecutableStep;

import ecorp.easy.installer.models.steps.IStep;

import java.io.InputStream;

import java.security.InvalidParameterException;

import java.text.ParseException;

import java.util.LinkedHashMap; //used instead of HashMap to conserve order

import java.util.List;

import java.util.Map;

import java.util.Set;

import java.util.HashMap;