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I know it's used for Java, but Java is supported by Android and this is for APK files... :)
Here, something I've made, which checks all of the APKs that are installed on the device, and makes sure various things are the same as of the framework: https://github.com/AndroidDeveloperLB/apk-parser
Currently it's all written in the logs, but I can make it have a nice UI instead.
Having an Android sample which goes over all of the installed apps can also find issues, and each time there is a new Android version, it can find new ones more easily.
I've already found various issues with the library thanks to the sample I've made.
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I know it's used for Java, but Java is supported by Android and this is for APK files... :)
Here, something I've made, which checks all of the APKs that are installed on the device, and makes sure various things are the same as of the framework:
https://github.com/AndroidDeveloperLB/apk-parser
Currently it's all written in the logs, but I can make it have a nice UI instead.
Having an Android sample which goes over all of the installed apps can also find issues, and each time there is a new Android version, it can find new ones more easily.
I've already found various issues with the library thanks to the sample I've made.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: