Ironbridge Api

Ironbridge Api is used to interact with the Ironbridge Xposed module.

Features

• Connect to the public bridge, send and receive content
• Connect to the custom bridge, send and receive content (TODO)

Quick Start

1. Install Ironbridge Xposed module

2. Connect to the public bridge

// Java
Ironbridge bridge = IronBridge.getPublicBridge();
// attention: bridge may be null if the public bridge is not available
// always check if bridge is null after calling getPublicBridge()
if (bridge != null) {
    // do something
}

// Kotlin
val bridge = IronBridge.getPublicBridge()
// attention: bridge may be null if the public bridge is not available
// always check if bridge is null after calling getPublicBridge()
bridge?.let {
    // do something
}

3. Send content to the bridge

// Java
bridge.sendBoolean(
        "main", // the channel
        "a boolean value", // the key
        true // the value
        );
// ......

// Kotlin
bridge.sendBoolean(
        "main", // the channel
        "a boolean value", // the key
        true // the value
        )
// ......

current supported types:

• String

• int

• long

• float

• double

• boolean

• List

  • String

  • Integer

  • Long

  • Float

  • Double

  • Boolean

• Array

  • int

  • long

  • float

  • double

  • boolean

• Parcelable (Make sure all clients have the same class)

• Serializable (Make sure all clients have the same class)

• IBinder

4. Receive content from the bridge

// Java
ironbridge.addListener(new BridgeListener.Stub() {
    @Override
    public void onReceivedString(String key, String value) {
        // do something
    }
    
    // ......

    @Override
    public String getChannel() {
        // return the channel name that the channel you want to listen
        return "main";
    }
});

// Kotlin
bridge?.addListener(object: BridgeListener.Stub() {
    override fun onReceivedString(key: String?, value: String?) {
        // do something
    }

    // ......
    
    override fun getChannel(): String {
        // return the channel name that the channel you want to listen
        return "main"
    }
})