The Riru module described in this document attempts to provide a consistent hooking framework for Android Pie. The module leverages the Yahfa hooking framework and supports Android 8.1 and 12 DP2.
Architecture
A consistent API for hooking into Android's ART runtime is provided by the Riru module, which uses Yahfa, a popular hooking framework. The module uses Yahfa to emulate the behavior of OG Xposed, allowing users to modify system behaviors and create custom modules.
Compatibility
The module is compatible with Android Pie and later versions, including Android 8.1 ~ 12 DP2. In addition to ensuring compatibility across Android versions, it provides developers with a seamless development and deployment experience.
API Compatibility
The Riru module mimics the API of the original Xposed framework to make it easier for developers to migrate their modules. As a result of this consistent API, developers can develop their modules regardless of the Android version they are using.
Yahfa Hooking Framework
The Riru module leverages Yahfa hooking, which provides a robust and efficient way to intercept and modify system behavior. A modular architecture allows developers to build custom hooks and modules seamlessly integrating with the Android framework using Yahfa.
Conclusion:
The Riru module aims to provide an Android Pie hooking framework that offers a consistent API with the OG Xposed framework, leveraging the YAHFA hooking framework. This module supports Android 8.1 ~ 12 DP2, allowing developers to use the latest features. With its robust hooking mechanism and reliable performance, the Riru module is a powerful and customizable tool for developers looking to modify system-level behaviors.
