Changelog
NEW
- Beanshell integration
- Beanshell code generation
- Gson lib added (com.google.code.gson)
Fixes
- Hook overwrite function
- App version check
- Xposed related
- Misc
Enhancements
- Hook generator
- UI/UX
- Many
Note
Using Beanshell you can almost hook anything (with the right mindset of course)
application
activity
context
classloader
param
sp
spe
log
toast
toastShort
toastLong
xhelper
xbridge
gson
dialog
dialog1
dialog2
dialog3
dialog4
dialog5
dialog6
Important keywords for Beanshell and made it for your convenience. There are few mentioned and possibilities are limitless if you are familiar with Android java programming 😁
application
- get application reference (if available)activity
- get activity reference (if available)context
- get application context (if available)classloader
- get classloader referenceparam
- get param reference from hooked methodsp
- sharedpreferences. use any particular preference file if needed. else, default preference file will be taken (context should not be null)spe
- sharedpreferences editor. use any particular preference file if needed. else, default preference file will be taken (context should not be null)log
- log to xposed (XposedBridge.log()
)toast
- long toast (context should not be null)toastShort
- short toast (context should not be null)toastLong
- long toast. same as toast (context should not be null)xhelper
- get all available public static methods from XposedHelpers (de.robv.android.xposed.XposedHelpers)xbridge
- get all available public static methods from XposedBridge (de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge)gson
- get the gson instance- using gson, you can create a gson builder too. eg:
builder=gson.newBuilder().create();
- using gson, you can create a gson builder too. eg:
dialog-dialog1-6
- alerting with various dialog styles.dialog
takes the device default style (activity should not be null)