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Note: This doc assume you already read the
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[official Magisk module developer guide](https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/guides.html)
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Also note that *Fox's Magisk Module Manager* will be shorten to fox *Fox's Mmm* in this doc
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Index:
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Index:
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- [Properties](DEVELOPERS.md#properties)
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- [Installer commands](DEVELOPERS.md#installer-commands)
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In addition to the following magisk properties
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```properties
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# Magisk supported properties
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id=<string>
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name=<string>
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version=<string>
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description=<string>
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```
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This the app manager support these new properties
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This the manager support these new properties
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```properties
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# Fox's Mmm supported properties
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minApi=<int>
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- `support` support link to direct users when they need support for you modules
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- `donate` donate link to direct users to where they can financially support your project
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- `config` package name of the application that configure your module
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(Note: Locally installed module don't show the button on the install screen)
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(Note: The icon won't appear in the module list if the module and target app is not installed)
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Note: Fox's Mmm use fallback
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[here](app/src/main/java/com/fox2code/mmm/utils/PropUtils.java#L21)
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for some modules
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Theses values are only used if not defined in the `module.prop` files
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Theses values are only used if not defined in the `module.prop` files
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So the original module maker can still override them
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## Installer commands
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unless `#!useExt` is sent to indicate that the app is ready to use commands
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Commands:
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- `useExt`: Enable the execution of commands
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- `useExt`: Tell the manager you would like to use commands
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(Note: Any command executed before this one will just appear as log in the console)
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- `addLine <arg>`: Add line to the terminal, this commands can be useful if
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you want to display text that start with `#!` inside the terminal
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- `setLastLine <arg>`: Set the last line of text displayed in the terminal
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- `showLoading`: Show an indeterminate progress bar
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(Note: the bar is automatically hidden when the install finish)
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- `hideLoading`: Hide the indeterminate progress bar if previously shown
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- `setSupportLink <url>`: Set support link when loading finishes
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(Note: It override the config button if loaded from repo, it's recommended
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to only use this command when the script fail, or don't have any config app)
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- `setSupportLink <url>`: Set support link to show when the install finish
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(Note: Modules installed from repo will not show the config button if a link is set)
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Note:
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The current behavior with unknown command is to ignore them,
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mmm_exec showLoading
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ui_print "The installer doesn't support mmm_exec"
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mmm_exec setLastLine "The installer support mmm_exec"
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# Wait simulate module doing something
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sleep 5
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mmm_exec hideLoading
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mmm_exec setSupportLink https://github.com/Fox2Code/FoxMagiskModuleManager
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Fox2Code
3 years ago