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tauri-plugin-shizuku-api

v0.1.1

Published

Android Tauri v2 plugin for communicating with Shizuku.

Readme

Tauri Plugin Shizuku

Android Tauri v2 plugin for communicating with Shizuku.

Current capabilities:

  • Shizuku service status detection
  • Shizuku permission request trigger
  • Open Shizuku app (or download page when not installed)
  • Execute shell/adb style commands through Shizuku
  • Query Android system properties
  • List installed packages

Install

Rust side:

[dependencies]
tauri-plugin-shizuku = { path = "../tauri-plugin-shizuku" }

JS side:

bun tauri add tauri-plugin-shizuku-api

Register plugin:

#[cfg_attr(mobile, tauri::mobile_entry_point)]
pub fn run() {
	tauri::Builder::default()
		.plugin(tauri_plugin_shizuku::init())
		.run(tauri::generate_context!())
		.expect("error while running tauri application");
}

Rust API (Out-of-the-box)

After plugin registration, call directly from Rust:

use tauri_plugin_shizuku::ShizukuExt;

let status = app.shizuku().get_status()?;
let _ = app.shizuku().request_permission(Default::default())?;
let cmd = app.shizuku().run_adb_command(tauri_plugin_shizuku::RunAdbCommandRequest {
	command: "id".to_string(),
	timeout_ms: Some(15_000),
})?;

No extra manifest edits are required by plugin users. The Android provider and native code are shipped inside this plugin.

JavaScript API

import {
	getStatus,
	requestPermission,
	openShizuku,
	runAdbCommand,
	getSystemProperty,
	listPackages,
} from 'tauri-plugin-shizuku-api'

const status = await getStatus()
if (!status.permissionGranted) {
	await openShizuku()
	await requestPermission()
}

const commandResult = await runAdbCommand({ command: 'id', timeoutMs: 15000 })
const release = await getSystemProperty('ro.build.version.release')
const packages = await listPackages({ includeSystem: false, limit: 30 })

Android Behavior Notes

  • This plugin depends on dev.rikka.shizuku:api and dev.rikka.shizuku:provider.
  • End users still need to install and start Shizuku (or Sui) because this is required by Shizuku's runtime model.
  • runAdbCommand currently uses Shizuku.newProcess for command execution.

Example App

An interactive test console is provided at examples/tauri-app.

Run steps:

cd examples/tauri-app
bun tauri android dev

In app:

  1. Tap Open Shizuku
  2. Start Shizuku service in Shizuku app
  3. Tap Request Permission
  4. Tap Refresh Status
  5. Run command/property/package tests