secure-preference | @ Deprecated 加密版本的Android SharedPreference，可以配置自定义的加密算法。
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kandi X-RAY | secure-preference Summary
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- Called when the activity is created
- Migrate data from SharedPreferences to SharedPreferences
- Refresh test data
- Create a new SecureSharedPreferences based on the given key and version
- Decrypts the given bytes using the iv
- Constructs a SecretKey from a byte array
- Decrypt a byte array
- Gets the ivParameter spec
- Loads properties from a file
- Get a boolean value
- Get a long value
- Get an int from preferences
- Get a float from preferences
- Gets all preferences
- Registers a listener for when the preference changes
- Provides an editable editor
- Gets the version number
- Generates a random vector of 16 bits
- Set the version
- Initializes the key
- Encrypt the supplied bytes using the iv
- Puts the value into the preferences editor
- Unregister a listener from the preferences
- Override this to handle the action bar item selection
- Removes the key from SharedPreferences
- Get a string value from the preferences
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QUESTION
I've been receiving the following error whenever i try to "Generate Signed Bundle / Apk" in android studio : Program type already present: com.hlab.fabrevealmenu.model.FABMenuItem
The app works perfectly when i run it with android studio on my smartphone or on the emulator.
this is my Build.gradle (Module app)
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 14:25Problem was solved. The project isn't mine, there actually was a library that was made as a second project, and a file of it was created inside the main project. All had to do was to remove the file in main project and add "import" to second project. Thank you all
QUESTION
I have been using Room for sometime now, having used Realm for a number of years I could not help but notice that Room's implementation of UpdateOrInsert is a bit off. It is completely removing the old record and adding a new one instead of updating the old one, when this happens my autoGenerate ID of the so called "updated" field is lost, that said I took a walk on the internet and found myself implementing this solution. I am a Java guy to say so I had to convert it to Java and the result was
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Answered 2019-Nov-23 at 05:39It turns out Sonnet was right, there was an error in my code, the error was it was still complaining about the abstract methods that were not overriden in my abstract BaseDao. At this point I was left with only one solution; to make an interface version of my BaseDao containing all my method definitions and implement the ones I was interested in, in BaseDao which i renamed to BaseDaoImpl like
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I inherited an app that calls services that are protected by an API key that unfortunately is embedded in the app. Obviously, this is not ideal so I am looking to embed the API key within Android Keystore. I have used libraries such as https://github.com/scottyab/secure-preferences in the past on other Android apps but in this case, that security would not pass a security audit.
Reading this: https://medium.com/@ericfu/securely-storing-secrets-in-an-android-application-501f030ae5a3 I get everything but how to get API key in the keystore initially as part of the build. Ideally, I would have the API key returned as part of the login process so it is inserted at runtime but unfortunately, I cannot alter the login service at this time.
I have read numerous posts such as: Best practice for storing and protecting private API keys in applications but most are focusing on keeping your keys out of the source code repository.
So, the ask is: Is there a gradle build mechanism (or any mechanism) that can insert a specific piece of data into the Android Keystore at build time?
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Answered 2018-Apr-17 at 22:56Is there a gradle build mechanism (or any mechanism) that can insert a specific piece of data into the Android Keystore at build time?
By definition, that is not possible. The AndroidKeyStore is on users' Android devices, not on developer machines. At build time, your app is not on the users' Android devices and cannot do anything with them.
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I attempt to compile my Android project under AS 3.0 Canary 1 (it works fine on AS 2.3.2 stable version) but failed with the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-22 at 08:30I am seeing the "Execution failed for task" error starting with Android studio 2.4 and now 3.0 canary running on my Win7 PC. What seems to help for me is to run Task Manager and then kill the java.exe process. The build runs through cleanly after that for me.
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Install secure-preference
You can use secure-preference 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 secure-preference 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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