Android SharedPreferences wrapper and injector (based on Dart).
SimplePrefs is an Android library that helps working with SharedPreferences
.
Library for securing your SharedPreferences
information.
An in-memory data store backed by shared preferences, for Android.
Session is a easy to use Persistence Library which save datas into SharedPreference
.
This little tool generates wrappers for your SharedPreferences, so you can benefit from compile time verification and code completion in your IDE. You also get nice singletons for free.
A preferences framework for Android Wear apps. Equivalent to Android's PreferenceActivity
, but for Android Wear.
Wrapper for Android SharedPreferences with object serialization and RxJava Observables.
WearPrefs allows you to easily sync SharedPreferences
files between an Android app and a paired Android Wear app. Useful for creating settings that apply across devices.
A SharedPreferences
injection library for Android. Using annotation processing, this library makes it easy to load SharedPreferences values and listen for changes.
Secure and easy storage for Android.
Hawk uses:
Hawk provides:
This library provide syncing of SharedPreferences
between handheld and wearable.
A small library containing a wrapper/helper for the shared preferences of Android.
Android - MaterialPreference
SharedPreferenceInspector provides a simple way to see shared preferences and edit them for test. No need to pull shared preferences. Just some simple clicks to see the values stored. Also with test mode to change the values and check the behavior of the app.
MultiSelectListPreferenceCompat
Backport MultiSelectListPreference
class to older android devices.
Originally MultiSelectListPreference was introduced to API level 11 (Honeycomb) and official support package does not include this class. This library introduces compatible class of MultiSelectListPreference.
PrettySharedPreferences is a lightweight library for help you deal with SharedPreferences more easy and reduce most of boilplace code.
Features:
An easier way to use and consolidate preference in your Android project.
It's best to set up a way to ensure only one instance of each preference will be available in your application. This can best be done by using Dagger, but can also be done with an overridden Application class.
Wrapper for Android Preferences which provides a fluid syntax.
Example:
Prefs.with(context).save(key, value);
Typed Preferences provides classes which allow to store and retrieve settings from the preferences. There is an individual class for each native type:
UnifiedPreference is a library for working with all versions of the Android Preference package from API v4 and up.
Use SimpleSharedPreferences to avoid unnecessary code while writing and fetching from SharedPreferences.
This is Android Shared preference wrapper that encrypts the keys and values of Shared Preferences using 256-bit AES. The key is stored in the perferences and so can be read and extracted by root user. Keys and values are encrypted and base64 encooded before storing into prefs.
Complex Preferences is a component to android that allows the developers put objects and complex objects in SharedPreferences. Gson (Google Json Library) is used internally to persist objects.