using-multiple-camera-streams-06.kt

class SmartSize(width: Int, height: Int) {
    var size = Size(width, height)
    var long = max(size.width, size.height)
    var short = min(size.width, size.height)
    override fun toString() = "SmartSize(${long}x${short})"
}

val SIZE_1080P: SmartSize = SmartSize(1920, 1080)

fun getDisplaySmartSize(display: Display): SmartSize {
    val outPoint = Point()
    display.getRealSize(outPoint)
    return SmartSize(outPoint.x, outPoint.y)
}

fun <T>getPreviewOutputSize(
        display: Display,
        characteristics: CameraCharacteristics,
        targetClass: Class<T>,
        format: Int? = null
): Size {

    // Find which is smaller: screen or 1080p
    val screenSize = getDisplaySmartSize(display)
    val hdScreen = screenSize.long >= SIZE_1080P.long || screenSize.short >= SIZE_1080P.short
    val maxSize = if (hdScreen) SIZE_1080P else screenSize

    // If image format is provided, use it to determine supported sizes; else use target class
    val config = characteristics.get(
            CameraCharacteristics.SCALER_STREAM_CONFIGURATION_MAP)!!
    if (format == null)
        assert(StreamConfigurationMap.isOutputSupportedFor(targetClass))
    else
        assert(config.isOutputSupportedFor(format))
    val allSizes = if (format == null)
        config.getOutputSizes(targetClass) else config.getOutputSizes(format)

    // Get available sizes and sort them by area from largest to smallest
    val validSizes = allSizes
            .sortedWith(compareBy { it.height * it.width })
            .map { SmartSize(it.width, it.height) }.reversed()

    // Then, get the largest output size that is smaller or equal than our max size
    return validSizes.first { it.long <= maxSize.long && it.short <= maxSize.short }.size
}