Android Studio Code Obfuscation Plugin

Before adding code obfuscation to the company's app, there were a number of problems in the code obfuscation process, plus a recent study of the development of the Android Studio plug-in, so developing a code obfuscation plugin facilitates project code confusion.

List of third-party libraries

The plugin's backend is now integrated with the code obfuscation of the third-party open Source Library, as well as the basic code obfuscation, and is also trying to add, and you are also welcome to confuse the code with third-party open source libraries that are not available in the new issue submission list. (You think trivial things, maybe can help others busy ~)

Use

1. Download the Androidproguard plugin and install the reboot. Download
2. Select the Androidproguard option from the Edit drop-down menu in the menu bar.
3. If the Success dialog box pops up, you can press CTRL + V to paste into the project's Proguard-rules.pro file.
4. According to Proguard-rules.pro error of the prompt to modify into.
5. You can test the obfuscation effect by modifying the Gradle file in the project app to True minifyenabled. (You can use Androidkiller anti-compilation to see the effect, the use of Androidkiller can refer to this article I wrote here)

Attention

1. The actual project will usually have multiple module, the code for multiple module confusion on-line data is relatively small, after my experiment: for multiple module projects, Add the obfuscation code to the Proguard-rules.pro file in the app's module (i.e. app) and minifyenabled open in Gradle.

2. If the project reports warn information at compile time, you can use-keep or-dontwarn to retain the Warn class.

At last

I know the project code confusion is usually confused once, a lot of people think the meaning of this plugin is not very, but I can tell you I think so, but I have no way to stop my action ~ haha ~ ~

Project GitHub Address: Https://github.com/zhonghanwen/AndroidProguardPlugin

Android Studio Code Obfuscation Plugin