android-utility | A handy set of utility for android | Cron Utils library
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A handy set of utility for android
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- Copy the specified intent to the clipboard
- Save to clipboard
- Copy content to clipboard
- Save to clipboard
- Gets all installed apk info
- Set the app icon
- Set the apk type
- Get apk info
- Copy the contents of the supplied label to the clipboard
- Save to clipboard
- Get the frequency of WiFi manager
- Validates if the CharSequence is not empty
- Checks if the given object is empty or not
- Returns a code name for android version
- Get Android version name
- Get the current signal quality
- Get current WiFi signal strength
- Uninstalls the app
- Clear the primary clip data
- Send an email
- Gets apk info
- Launch the application with the given intent
- Gets boolean
- Gets int
- Gets string value
- Opens an app in play store
- Gets all items from clipboard
- Check if device is connected
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I am building an android library (aar file) with Kotlin. I need to obfuscate the code in a way that the 3rd party user will see the class and method names, he must be able to use them (they are pubilc), but I need to hide/obfuscate the code itself. I tried using this file for the myLibrary\proguard-rules.pro file: https://github.com/mohitrajput987/android-utility/blob/master/preference/proguard-rules.pro
but every class, method and var is changed, except for a directory that has both a Kotlin and a Java class in it, both files and directory name remained the same.
If this is what I am looking for, what must be changed for Kotlin?
Perhaps something else is wrong?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 08:09In case anyone else struggle with this issue, this should do the trick in most cases (when not trying to obfuscate native methods):
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You can use android-utility like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the android-utility component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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