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Adblock Plus Library for Android

An Android library project, tests and demo application for AdblockWebView widget.

Updating the dependencies

Adblock Plus for Android has dependencies that aren't in this repository. To update those, call:

./ensure_dependencies.py

Library

An Android library that provides the core functionality of Adblock Plus. You can find it in the 'libadblockplus-android' directory.

Building with Ant

Requirements

Building

In the 'libadblockplus-android' directory create the file local.properties and set sdk.dir and ndk.dir to where you installed it, e.g.:

sdk.dir = /some/where/sdk
ndk.dir = /some/where/ndk

Then run:

ant debug

Building with Maven

Requirements

All 'Building with Ant' requirements and additional requirements:

Building

Go to android sdk directory '/platforms/android-21' and run:

mvn install:install-file -Dfile=./android.jar -DgroupId=com.google.android -DartifactId=android
 -Dversion=5.0 -Dpackaging=jar -DgeneratePom=true

Set environment variable ANDROID_HOME to your Android SDK directory or pass it in command-line (below). In the root directory run:

mvn clean install [-Dandroid.sdk.path=/some/where/sdk]

This will generate *.aar library artifacts in the 'libadblockplus-android/target', 'libadblockplus-android-settings/target', 'libadblockplus-android-webview/target' directories and *.apk in the 'libadblockplus-android-webviewapp/target' directory.

Building with Gradle/Android Studio

Requirements

Edit 'buildToolsVersion' in 'build.gradle' files if necessary.

Building from command-line

In the project root directory create the file local.properties and set sdk.dir and ndk.dir to where you installed it, e.g.:

sdk.dir = /some/where/sdk
ndk.dir = /some/where/ndk

In the project root directory run:

./gradlew assembleDebug

This will generate *.aar library artifact in the 'libadblockplus-android/build/outputs/aar/' directory.

Android permissions note

An app that uses the library have to add the following permissions to AndroidManifest.xml:

  • <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/>
  • <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE"/>

(added automatically if building with Gradle or should be added manually otherwise).

Library tests

Android tests for the library. You can find them in the 'libadblockplus-android-tests' directory.

Requirements

Make sure Library requirements are present.

Building with Ant

Set ANDROID_HOME environment variable to your Android SDK directory.

In the 'libadblockplus-android-tests' directory run:

ant instrument

Testing with Ant

  1. Connect an Android device or start the Android Emulator.

  2. In the 'libadblockplus-android-tests' directory run:

    ant instrument install test

to build instrumentation tests app and perform testing or run:

ant test

to run installed instrumentation tests app.

To run specific test run:

ant testOnly -DtestClass=full.test.class.name

For example:

ant testOnly -DtestClass=org.adblockplus.libadblockplus.tests.NotificationTest

To run specific test method run:

ant testOnly -DtestClass=full.test.class.name#testMethod

For example:

ant testOnly -DtestClass=org.adblockplus.libadblockplus.tests.NotificationTest#testAddNotification

Building with Gradle/Android Studio

Make sure you've created the local.properties file to build the library (see above). In the project root directory run:

./gradlew assembleDebugAndroidTest

This will generate *.apk in the 'libadblockplus-android-tests/build/outputs/apk/' directory.

Testing with Gradle/Android Studio

You can select test class/method and click 'Run ..Test'. The library and test app will be compiled, installed to emulator/device and launched automatically.

Settings

An Android library that provides a configuration interface for Adblock Plus. You can find it in the 'libadblockplus-android-settings' directory:

  • GeneralSettingsFragment - main fragment
  • WhitelistedDomainsSettingsFragment - whitelisted domains fragment

Usage

Create AdblockEngine instance with factory methods and AdblockSettingsStorage instance. You can use SharedPrefsStorage implementation to store settings in SharedPreferences. Or you can use AdblockHelper:

AdblockHelper.get().init(this, getFilesDir().getAbsolutePath(), true, AdblockHelper.PREFERENCE_NAME);

// optional - provide preloaded subscription files in app resoruces
AdblockHelper.get().preloadSubscriptions(AdblockHelper.PRELOAD_PREFERENCE_NAME, map);

Implement the following interfaces in your settings activity:

  • BaseSettingsFragment.Provider
  • GeneralSettingsFragment.Listener
  • WhitelistedDomainsSettingsFragment.Listener

and return created instance or AdblockHelper instances:

AdblockHelper.get().getEngine();  // engine
AdblockHelper.get().getStorage(); // storage

Retain Adblock instance in activity onCreate in synchronous mode (it may take few seconds):

AdblockHelper.get().retain(false);

or in asynchronous mode (without current thread lock):

AdblockHelper.get().retain(true);

Invoke waitforReady every time you need AdblockEngine instance if retained in asynchronous mode:

AdblockHelper.get().waitForReady();

Release Adblock instance in activity onDestroy:

AdblockHelper.get().release();

Insert GeneralSettingsFragment fragment instance in runtime to start showing settings UI.

Building

Building with Ant

In the 'libadblockplus-android-settings' directory create the file local.properties and set sdk.dir to where you installed it, e.g.:

sdk.dir = /some/where/sdk

Then run:

ant debug

Building with Gradle

In the project root directory run:

./gradlew assemble

This will generate *.aar in the 'libadblockplus-android-settings/build/outputs/aar' directory.

WebView

An Android library that provides a WebView component with Adblock Plus integrated. You can find it in the 'libadblockplus-android-webview' directory.

AdblockWebView class provides built-in ad blocking (both resource loading filtering and element hiding) and inherits from Android 'WebView'.

Usage

In layout XML:

<org.adblockplus.libadblockplus.android.webview.AdblockWebView
    android:id="@+id/main_webview"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="match_parent"/>

In java source code:

AdblockWebView webView = (AdblockWebView) findViewById(R.id.main_webview);

Use setAdblockEnabled(boolean adblockEnabled) to enable/disable adblocking.

Use setDebugMode(boolean debugMode) to turn debug log output (Android log and JS console) on/off.

Use setAllowDrawDelay(int allowDrawDelay) to set custom delay to start render webpage after 'DOMContentLoaded' event is fired.

Use setAdblockEngine(AdblockEngine adblockEngine) to use external adblock engine. If adblock engine is not set, it's created by AdblockWebView instance automatically.

Use dispose(Runnable disposeFinished) to release resources (required). Note it can be invoked from background thread.

Building

Building with Ant

In the 'libadblockplus-android-webview' directory create the file local.properties and set sdk.dir to where you installed it, e.g.:

sdk.dir = /some/where/sdk

Then run:

ant debug

Building with Gradle

In the project root directory run:

./gradlew assemble

This will generate *.aar in the 'libadblockplus-android-webview/build/outputs/aar' directory.

WebView Application

An Android application that demonstrates how to use AdblockWebView. You can find it in the 'libadblockplus-android-webviewapp' directory.

Building

Make sure Library requirements are present.

Building with Ant

In the 'libadblockplus-android-webviewapp' directory create the file local.properties and set sdk.dir to where you installed it, e.g.:

sdk.dir = /some/where/sdk

Then run:

ant debug

This will generate *.apk in the 'libadblockplus-android-webviewapp/bin/' directory.

Building with Gradle

In the project root directory run:

./gradlew assemble

This will generate *.apk in the 'libadblockplus-android-webviewapp/build/outputs/apk/' directory.

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