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Question: Possible to use this as an Android library? #117

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AndroidDeveloperLB opened this issue Aug 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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Question: Possible to use this as an Android library? #117

AndroidDeveloperLB opened this issue Aug 6, 2024 · 2 comments

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@AndroidDeveloperLB
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Currently I see only java commands to be run via the terminal.
I wonder if I can make an Android app that uses this repository ( using normal functions being called).
And how.

I also assume the result would be with the same signature, right?

@REAndroid
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APKEditor & ARSCLib is made with 100% java so you can use as android library.
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AndroidDeveloperLB commented Aug 8, 2024

@REAndroid Nice. Still want to ask:

  1. The fork is to demonstrate it on Android app?
  2. It talks there about modification that leads to a different signature, but if all I do is just to merge, the signature stays the same, right?
  3. Can you please share snippet code of how to use it?
  4. Is it possible to merge the split APK files into something that's not a real file? Meaning something that can be read directly? This can help with ContentProvider, as it won't need to manage temporary files, and won't require additional space for them

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