App API

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Description

IDroidAppAPI is designed to manage applications on an Android device in ZennoDroid. Provides methods for working with app data, accounts, notifications, cookies, and app state.

Most methods accept a packageName parameter — the app's package name. Use the Installed Apps tool to find the right name.

This follows the same logic as the App Actions block for the Lite/Pro and Enterprise versions.

Properties

Top

string Top { get; }
The currently active app.

Returns:
The package name of the foreground app.

TopPid

uint TopPid { get; }
PID of the current app.

Returns:
The process identifier.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

string top = app.Top;
uint TopPid = app.TopPid;

Methods

AddAccount

bool AddAccount(string name, string type, string password)
Adds an account to the device.

Parameters:
- name — account name (e.g. email or login);
- type — account type (e.g. com.google, com.facebook.auth.login);
- password — the account password in encrypted form, exactly as GetAccounts returns it. A plain-text password is not accepted. An empty string and null mean the same thing: no password is set.
Returns:
true if the account was added successfully; otherwise false.
bool AddAccount(string name, string type, string password, string metadata)
Adds an account with additional metadata.

Parameters:
- name — account name;
- type — account type;
- password — the account password in encrypted form, exactly as GetAccounts returns it;
- metadata — additional account data exactly as GetAccounts returned it: that is what carries the account, authorisation and all, to another device. Arbitrary text or your own JSON will not do.
Returns:
true if the account was added successfully; otherwise false.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

// Take the account from one device
var json = app.GetAccounts("com.android.chrome");
project.Json.FromString(json);

var name = project.Json[0].name;
var type = project.Json[0].type;
var password = project.Json[0].password;
var metadata = project.Json[0].metadata;

// And add it on another one
app.AddAccount(name, type, password); // The account alone
app.AddAccount(name, type, password, metadata); // Along with the authorisation

AppDir

string AppDir(string packageName)
Returns the path to the app's installation directory on the device.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name (e.g. com.android.chrome).

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var dir = app.AppDir("com.android.chrome"); // The application's directory on the device
project.SendInfoToLog(dir);

BackupAppData

void BackupAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup)
Creates a backup of app data.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- pathToBackup — path to save the backup.
void BackupAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup, bool savePermissions)
Creates a backup with the option to save app permissions.

Parameters:
- savePermissions — whether to save the current app permissions.
void BackupAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup, bool savePermissions, string accountType)
Extended backup with account type support.

Parameters:
- savePermissions — save permissions;
- accountType — account type (e.g. com.yandex.passport, com.twitter.android.auth.login). The account type can be found using the GetAccounts(string packageName) method.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var pathSave = @"/dir/bakups/name_bakup"; // Where to save the backup
app.BackupAppData(packageName, pathSave); // Make a backup

Clean

void Clean(string packageName)
Completely clears app data (resets the app to its post-install state).

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.Clean(packageName); // Clear app data

CleanCache

void CleanCache(string packageName)
Clears the app cache only.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.CleanCache(packageName); // Clear app cache

ClearAllNotifications

void ClearAllNotifications()
Clears all device notifications.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

app.ClearAllNotifications(); // Clear all notifications

ClearAppNotifications

void ClearAppNotifications(string packageName)
Clears notifications for a specific app.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.ClearAppNotifications(packageName); // Clear app notifications

Close

void Close(string packageName)
Closes an app.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.Close(packageName); // Close the app

CloseAll

void CloseAll()
Closes all apps.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

app.CloseAll(); // Close all apps

DataDir

string DataDir(string packageName)
Returns the app's data directory.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
Path to the data directory (typically /data/data/...).

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var directory = app.DataDir(packageName); // Get app data directory

Delete

void Delete(string packageName)
Uninstalls an app from the device.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.Delete(packageName); // Uninstall the app

DeleteCookie

string DeleteCookie(string packageName, string host = null, string name = null, bool persistentOnly = false, bool secureOnly = false, bool httpOnly = false)
Deletes cookies from the app's Chromium store. The filters are the same as in GetCookie and are applied on the device.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- host — domain filter: deletes cookies of this domain and its subdomains, several domains are separated by commas. An empty value means any domain;
- name — cookie name filter (exact match), several names are separated by commas. An empty value means any name;
- persistentOnly — delete only persistent cookies, leaving session ones untouched;
- secureOnly — delete only cookies with the Secure flag;
- httpOnly — delete only cookies with the HttpOnly flag.
Returns:
A JSON report of the deletion: how many cookies were scanned and deleted for each database.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name

// Delete a single cookie of example.com and its subdomains
var report = app.DeleteCookie(packageName, "example.com", "sid");
project.Json.FromString(report);

// Wipe the app's cookie store completely
app.DeleteCookie(packageName);

Important notes

A call with no filters deletes every cookie of the app.
Root is required: the app is force-stopped during the deletion, and its data directory is written to.
If the app has never been launched, its cookie store does not exist yet and the method returns an empty string.

GetAccounts

string GetAccounts(string packageName)
Gets the list of accounts for an app in JSON format.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
A JSON array of accounts, each with name, type, password and metadata. The password and the metadata come back encrypted - which is the form AddAccount takes them in. An empty string when there are none.
string GetAccounts(string packageName, string type)
Gets accounts of a specific type.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- type — account type (e.g. com.google).
Returns:
A JSON array of the accounts of that type, in the same shape. An empty string when there are none.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var json = app.GetAccounts(packageName); // Get app accounts

GetAllNotifications

string GetAllNotifications()
Gets all device notifications in JSON format.

Returns:
A string with notification data.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var json = app.GetAllNotifications(); // Get all notifications
project.Json.FromString(json); // Process JSON

GetApplicationsInfo

string GetApplicationsInfo()
Returns detailed information about all installed applications in JSON format.

Returns:
A JSON string with application data: package name, launch activity, display name, version, and whether it is a system app.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var json = app.GetApplicationsInfo(); // Get detailed information about all applications
project.Json.FromString(json); // Process JSON

GetAppNotifications

string GetAppNotifications(string packageName)
Gets notifications for a specific app in JSON format.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
A string with notifications.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var json = app.GetAppNotifications(packageName); // Get app notifications
project.Json.FromString(json); // Process JSON

GetCookie

string GetCookie(string packageName)
Gets the app's cookies.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
A string with cookies.
string GetCookie(string packageName, string host, string name = null, bool persistentOnly = false, bool secureOnly = false, bool httpOnly = false)
Gets the app's cookies with filtering. The filters are applied on the device before the values are decrypted, which makes this overload convenient for large stores.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- host — domain filter: keeps cookies of this domain and its subdomains, several domains are separated by commas. An empty value means any domain;
- name — cookie name filter (exact match), several names are separated by commas. An empty value means any name;
- persistentOnly — exclude session cookies;
- secureOnly — keep only cookies with the Secure flag;
- httpOnly — keep only cookies with the HttpOnly flag.
Returns:
A string with cookies in the same format as GetCookie(packageName).

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var cookies = app.GetCookie(packageName); // Get app cookies

// Only persistent Secure cookies of example.com and its subdomains
var filtered = app.GetCookie(packageName, "example.com", null, true, true);

GetCookiePath

string GetCookiePath(string packageName)
Returns the path to the app's cookie file.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
Path to the cookie file.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var pathCookie = app.GetCookiePath(packageName); // Get the cookie storage path

GetLaunchableApplicationsInfo

string GetLaunchableApplicationsInfo()
Returns detailed information in JSON format only for applications that can be launched (i.e. those exposing a launcher activity). The same set of fields as GetApplicationsInfo.

Returns:
A JSON string with data about launchable applications: package name, launch activity, display name, version, and whether it is a system app.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var json = app.GetLaunchableApplicationsInfo(); // Get information only about launchable applications
project.Json.FromString(json); // Process JSON

GetListPackages

string[] GetListPackages()
Returns a list of all packages on the device.

Returns:
Array of package names.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packages = app.GetListPackages(); // Get list of all installed apps

GetListSystemPackages

string[] GetListSystemPackages()
Returns a list of system apps.

Returns:
Array of package names.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packages = app.GetListSystemPackages(); // Get list of all system apps

GetListUserPackages

string[] GetListUserPackages()
Returns a list of user-installed apps.

Returns:
Array of package names.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packages = app.GetListUserPackages(); // Get list of all user-installed apps

ImportCookie

string ImportCookie(string packageName, string cookies, bool replaceAll = false)
Imports cookies into the app's Chromium store. The values are encrypted on the device with the same scheme the app itself uses.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- cookies — cookies as a JSON array in the ZennoLab format (the same one GetCookie returns);
- replaceAll — true clears the store before the import, false adds the cookies and updates the existing ones.
Returns:
A JSON report of the import: how many cookies were inserted, replaced, skipped, and failed for each database.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name

var cookies = @"[{
  ""domain"": "".example.com"",
  ""name"": ""sid"",
  ""value"": ""abc123"",
  ""path"": ""/"",
  ""expirationDate"": 1790000000,
  ""httpOnly"": true,
  ""secure"": true,
  ""sameSite"": ""Lax"",
  ""is_persistent"": true
}]"; // Cookies in the ZennoLab format

var report = app.ImportCookie(packageName, cookies); // Add the cookies to the app's store
project.Json.FromString(report);

Important notes

Root is required: the app is force-stopped during the import, and the store is written on its behalf.
The app has to be launched at least once, otherwise its cookie store does not exist yet and the method returns an error.

InjectScript

void InjectScript(string packageName, string script)
Injects a JavaScript script into an app that runs before page load.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- script — script code.

Example

var app = "com.android.chrome";
var script = project.Variables["script"].Value;

instance.DroidInstance.App.Close(app); // Close the app

var lspHelper = new LSPosedHelper(instance.DroidInstance);
lspHelper.SetPackages(app); // Set the app in the ZennoDroid module spoofing list
lspHelper.EnableModule(); // Enable the ZennoDroid module

instance.DroidInstance.Settings.SetLSPosedSettings("{ \"UseInjectScript\":true }"); // Enable JavaScript injection before page load
instance.DroidInstance.App.InjectScript(app, script); // Set the script to execute before page load

instance.DroidInstance.App.Open(app); // Open the app

The project variable script contains the code to execute.

(() => {
  const ID = "hello-world-date-banner";
  const existing = document.getElementById(ID);
  const text = `Hello world — ${new Date().toLocaleString()}`;

  if (existing) {
    existing.textContent = text; // already added: just update
    return;
  }

  const el = document.createElement("div");
  el.id = ID;
  el.textContent = text;
  el.style.cssText =
    "padding:8px 12px;background:#fffbcc;color:#111;" +
    "font:14px/1.4 system-ui;border-bottom:1px solid #e6d98c;";
  (document.body || document.documentElement).prepend(el);
})();

InstallApk

void InstallApk(string path)
Installs an APK file.

Parameters:
- path — path to the APK.
void InstallApk(string path, bool useCache, bool useRoot)
Installs an APK with additional options.

Parameters:
- path — path to the APK;
- useCache — use cache during installation;
- useRoot — use root access.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var pathApk = @"\chrome.apk"; // APK file path
app.InstallApk(pathApk); // Install the app

IsInstalled

bool IsInstalled(string packageName)
Checks whether an app is installed.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
true if installed; otherwise false.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var isApk = app.IsInstalled(packageName); // Check if the app is installed

if (!isApk) // If not, install it
{
    var pathApk = @"\chrome.apk"; // APK file path
    app.InstallApk(pathApk); // Install the app
}

Open

void Open(string packageName)
Launches an app.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
void Open(string packageName, string activityName)
Launches an app with a specific Activity.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- activityName — Activity.
void Open(string packageName, string activityName, string action)
Launches an app with a specific Activity and Intent Action.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- activityName — Activity name;
- action — Intent action (e.g. android.intent.action.VIEW).

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // Application name

app.Open(packageName); // Launch the application
app.Open(packageName, "com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main"); // Open a specific Activity
app.Open(packageName, "com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main", "android.intent.action.VIEW"); // With an Intent action

OpenAsRoot

void OpenAsRoot(string packageName, string activityName)
Launches an app with root privileges and a specific Activity.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- activityName — Activity name.
void OpenAsRoot(string packageName, string activityName, string action)
Launches an app with root privileges, a specific Activity and Intent Action.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- activityName — Activity name;
- action — Intent action (e.g. android.intent.action.VIEW).

Example

//#1
var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
app.Open(packageName); // Open the app

//#2
var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var activity = ".MainActivity"; // Chrome's main activity (not a working example!)
app.Open(packageName, activity); // Open app with specific activity

OpenUrl

void OpenUrl(string url)
Opens a URL.

Parameters:
- url — URL to open.
void OpenUrl(string url, string packageName)
Opens a URL through a specific app.

Parameters:
- url — URL to open;
- packageName — app to use.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var url = "http://ya.ru";
app.OpenUrl(url, packageName); // Open Chrome and navigate to ya.ru

PatchFlutterLib

void PatchFlutterLib(string packageName, string proxy)
Patches the Flutter library (libflutter.so) for a given app to redirect network traffic to BurpSuite for further analysis.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- proxy — proxy address (e.g. 10.0.2.2:8083).

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.app.flutter"; // Name of the Flutter application

app.PatchFlutterLib(packageName, "10.0.2.2:8083"); // Send the app's traffic to BurpSuite
app.Open(packageName);

RemoveAccount

bool RemoveAccount(string name, string type)
Removes an account.

Parameters:
- name — account name;
- type — account type.
Returns:
true if successfully removed.

Accounts are often stored in the account manager, not in the app itself.

For example, Yandex Go, Yandex Mail, and Yandex Music share the same auth system. So deleting one of these apps won't remove access to the account from the other two.

In such cases you need to retrieve accounts from the app and forcibly remove them.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

app.RemoveAccount("mymail@gmail.com", "com.google"); // Remove the account from the device

ResetFakeCameraFraming

Available starting from ZennoDroid 2.6.1.0.

void ResetFakeCameraFraming(string packageName)
Returns the framing to its defaults: the video fills the frame from the middle, unturned and unmagnified.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name of the target app.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

app.ResetFakeCameraFraming("com.android.camera2"); // Back to the default framing

RestoreAppData

void RestoreAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup)
Restores app data from a backup.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name;
- pathToBackup — path to the backup.
void RestoreAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup, bool restorePermissions)
Restores app data with the option to restore permissions.

Parameters:
- restorePermissions — whether to restore app permissions.
void RestoreAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup, bool restorePermissions, bool restoreAccount)
Extended restore with the option to restore accounts.

Parameters:
- restorePermissions — restore permissions;
- restoreAccount — restore linked accounts.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // Application name
var pathSave = @"/dir/bakups/name_bakup"; // Path to the backup

app.RestoreAppData(packageName, pathSave); // Restore the data
app.RestoreAppData(packageName, pathSave, true); // Along with the permissions
app.RestoreAppData(packageName, pathSave, true, true); // Along with the permissions and accounts

RestoreDetachedAppData

void RestoreDetachedAppData(string packageName, string pathToBackup, bool restorePermissions, bool restoreAccount)
Restores app data without binding to the device on which the backup was made. Requires the ZennoBackup module.

Parameters:
- restorePermissions — restore permissions;
- restoreAccount — restore linked accounts.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var pathLoad = @"/dir/bakups/name_bakup"; // Backup storage path
app.RestoreAppData(packageName, pathLoad); // Load the backup

RestoreFlutterLib

void RestoreFlutterLib(string packageName)
Restores the original Flutter library (libflutter.so), reverting a previously applied patch.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

app.RestoreFlutterLib("com.app.flutter"); // Put the application's original library back

SetFakeCameraFraming

Available starting from ZennoDroid 2.6.1.0.

void SetFakeCameraFraming(string packageName, double anchorX, double anchorY, double zoom, int rotate, bool fit)
Decides how the video sits inside the frame the app asked for. The video itself is not changed.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name of the target app;
- anchorX — which part of the video survives a horizontal trim, 0 to 1: 0 keeps the left edge, 1 the right, 0.5 the middle. Only has an effect when there is something to trim;
- anchorY — the same vertically: 0 keeps the top, 1 the bottom;
- zoom — magnification with the proportions kept, 0.1 to 10. 1 is no magnification, 2 shows the middle of the video at twice the size. Below 1 the video stands back: the trimmed edges come back into shot first, and only then do black bars appear;
- rotate — a quarter turn of the video, clockwise: 0, 90, 180 or 270. For a video shot or saved the wrong way up;
- fit — true shows the whole video, adding black bars where it does not reach the edges of the frame. Off by default; worth turning on where the alternative is worse. An app that asks for a wide frame, is given a portrait video and then crops it again into a round viewfinder can leave a face out of shot entirely.
Description:
A video and the app's frame are rarely the same shape, so when they differ part of the video is trimmed - these settings say which part. Where the shapes agree the settings change nothing, so the first thing worth trying is a video shaped like what the app asks for.

Out-of-range values are brought into range rather than refused. The setting takes effect while the camera is running, without restarting the app or its camera session, and survives a later change of video.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.camera2"; // The default Camera app

app.SetVideoForFakeCamera(packageName, @"c:\source.mp4");

app.SetFakeCameraFraming(packageName, 0.5, 0.5, 1, 0, false); // The middle of the video, unturned and unmagnified
app.SetFakeCameraFraming(packageName, 0.5, 0.3, 1.5, 0, false); // Higher up and closer in
app.SetFakeCameraFraming(packageName, 0.5, 0.5, 1, 90, false); // A quarter turn clockwise
app.SetFakeCameraFraming(packageName, 0.5, 0.5, 1, 0, true); // The whole video, with black bars

SetVideoForFakeCamera

Available starting from ZennoDroid 2.6.1.0.

void SetVideoForFakeCamera(string packageName, string videoSource)
Feeds a video file to the app's camera instead of the real sensor, so the app receives the video frames as if they came from the device camera. The video plays in a loop, without sound, and every frame lane stays virtual. Use the overload with playback options if the app also needs to save photos.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name of the target app;
- videoSource — path to the video. Either a local path on the PC (e.g. c:\source.mp4), which is pushed to the device, or a path that already exists on the device (starts with /, e.g. /sdcard/Download/source.mp4), which is copied without a PC transfer. An empty string disables the substitution and returns the real camera.
Description:
Any container MediaCodec can decode works (.mp4, .mkv, .webm, .3gp, .m4v, .mov), and the resolution of the video need not match what the app requests.

The video is cached on the device by its content hash, so pushing the same file again — or reusing it for another app — does not transfer it a second time.

The video can be replaced while the camera is running: a subsequent call switches playback without restarting the app or its camera session.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.camera2"; // The default Camera app

// A video from the PC: pushed to the device, played in a loop and without sound
app.SetVideoForFakeCamera(packageName, @"c:\source.mp4");

The package name of the default Camera app differs from device to device. To find it, open the camera on the device and then the Installed Apps tool — the identifier is in the Active application in the foreground group.

void SetVideoForFakeCamera(string packageName, string videoSource, bool loop, bool mute, bool photo)
The same, with explicit playback options.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name of the target app;
- videoSource — path to the video on the PC or on the device, or an empty string to disable the substitution;
- loop — restart the video when it ends. When false, the last frame remains on screen;
- mute — suppress the audio track of the video. Pass false to play the sound;
- photo — let a camera app finish saving a photo.
void SetVideoForFakeCamera(string packageName, string videoSource, bool loop, bool mute, bool photo, bool synth)
The same, with a choice of where the app gets its camera from.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name of the target app;
- videoSource — path to the video on the PC or on the device, or an empty string to disable the substitution;
- loop — restart the video when it ends;
- mute — suppress the audio track of the video;
- photo — let a camera app finish saving a photo;
- synth — hand the app the module's camera instead of intercepting the one the device opens. Off by default. It is for a device whose cameras are listed and answer questions about themselves but never deliver a frame: an emulated phone, or a handset with a broken camera.

Example with every parameter

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.camera2"; // The default Camera app

app.SetVideoForFakeCamera(
	packageName,
	"/sdcard/Download/source.mp4", // A video that is already on the device
	true,  // loop - repeat
	true,  // mute - mute the sound
	false, // photo - going through KYC
	true); // synth - the cameras are listed but never deliver a frame

The substitution starts working only once the ZennoVCam module is enabled in LSPosed and the target app is on its list. That is done through the LSPosed API — here it is turned on for the default Camera app:

var packageName = "com.android.camera2"; // The default Camera app

instance.DroidInstance.App.Close(packageName); // Close the app

var lspHelper = new LSPosedHelper(instance.DroidInstance);
lspHelper.ModuleName = "com.zennolab.zennovcam"; // Work with the ZennoVCam module
lspHelper.SetPackages(packageName); // Put the app on the scope list of the ZennoVCam module
lspHelper.EnableModule(); // Enable the ZennoVCam module

instance.DroidInstance.App.SetVideoForFakeCamera(packageName, @"c:\source.mp4"); // Feed the video to the camera

instance.DroidInstance.App.Open(packageName); // Open the app

The scope list is set before the module is enabled: with an empty list EnableModule fails with Add any package!. The module itself does not have to be installed by hand — SetPackages delivers it to the device if it is not there yet.

ZennoVCam can be enabled without code - with the LSPosed module settings action. Put com.zennolab.zennovcam in Module name, the app whose camera is being replaced in Applications, and switch the module on.

Important notes

photo is off by default because it is a trade rather than a strict improvement: to get the save through, the module hands the small helper frame lanes (metering, thumbnails) back to the real camera. Leave it false for a scanner or KYC app that reads frames through one of those lanes, since it would otherwise receive the real camera image.

Uid

string Uid(string packageName)
Gets the app's UID.

Parameters:
- packageName — package name.
Returns:
The app's UID.

Example

var app = instance.DroidInstance.App;

var packageName = "com.android.chrome"; // App name
var uid = app.Uid(packageName); // Get app UID

Description​

Properties​

Top​

TopPid​

Example​

Methods​

AddAccount​

Example​

AppDir​

Example​

BackupAppData​

Example​

Clean​

Example​

CleanCache​

Example​

ClearAllNotifications​

Example​

ClearAppNotifications​

Example​

Close​

Example​

CloseAll​

Example​

DataDir​

Example​

Delete​

Example​

DeleteCookie​

Example​

GetAccounts​

Example​

GetAllNotifications​

Example​

GetApplicationsInfo​

Example​

GetAppNotifications​

Example​

GetCookie​

Example​

GetCookiePath​

Example​

GetLaunchableApplicationsInfo​

Example​

GetListPackages​

Example​

GetListSystemPackages​

Example​

GetListUserPackages​

Example​

ImportCookie​

Example​

InjectScript​

Example​

InstallApk​

Example​

IsInstalled​

Example​

Open​

Example​

OpenAsRoot​

Example​

OpenUrl​

Example​

PatchFlutterLib​

Example​

RemoveAccount​

Example​

ResetFakeCameraFraming​

Example​

RestoreAppData​

Example​

RestoreDetachedAppData​

Example​

RestoreFlutterLib​

Example​

SetFakeCameraFraming​

Example​

SetVideoForFakeCamera​

Example​

Description

Properties

Top

TopPid

Example

Methods

AddAccount

Example

AppDir

Example

BackupAppData

Example

Clean

Example

CleanCache

Example

ClearAllNotifications

Example

ClearAppNotifications

Example

Close

Example

CloseAll

Example

DataDir

Example

Delete

Example

DeleteCookie

Example

GetAccounts

Example

GetAllNotifications

Example

GetApplicationsInfo

Example

GetAppNotifications

Example

GetCookie

Example

GetCookiePath

Example

GetLaunchableApplicationsInfo

Example

GetListPackages

Example

GetListSystemPackages

Example

GetListUserPackages

Example

ImportCookie

Example

InjectScript

Example

InstallApk

Example

IsInstalled

Example

Open

Example

OpenAsRoot

Example

OpenUrl

Example

PatchFlutterLib

Example

RemoveAccount

Example

ResetFakeCameraFraming

Example

RestoreAppData

Example

RestoreDetachedAppData

Example

RestoreFlutterLib

Example

SetFakeCameraFraming

Example

SetVideoForFakeCamera

Example