root-checker
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This plugin is used to detect whether a given device is rooted or not
npm install root-checker
npx cap sync
checkRoot()isDeveloperModeEnable()isEmulatorPresent()getCpuArchitecture()openDeveloperSetting()isADBEnabled()checkFridaPresence()checkRoot() => Promise<{ isRooted: boolean; }>
Get information about device root status
Returns: Promise<{ isRooted: boolean; }>
Since: 1.0.0
isDeveloperModeEnable() => Promise<{ isEnabled: boolean; }>
Get whether developer mode is enabled on user device or not
Returns: Promise<{ isEnabled: boolean; }>
Since: 1.0.0
isEmulatorPresent() => Promise<{ isEmulator: boolean; }>
Get whether the app is being run on an emulator or not
Returns: Promise<{ isEmulator: boolean; }>
Since: 1.0.0
getCpuArchitecture() => Promise<{ cpuArch: string; }>
Get information about CPU architecture
Returns: Promise<{ cpuArch: string; }>
Since: 1.1.0
openDeveloperSetting() => Promise<void>
Redirect to user's device's developer setting, usually to turn off developer mode
Since: 1.2.0
isADBEnabled() => Promise<{ isADBEnabled: boolean; }>
Returns whether ADB is enabled in user's device or not
Returns: Promise<{ isADBEnabled: boolean; }>
Since: 1.2.2
checkFridaPresence() => Promise<{ isFridaDetected: boolean; }>
Returns whether Frida script is being executed in user's device or not
Returns: Promise<{ isFridaDetected: boolean; }>
Since: 1.3.3
FAQs
This plugin detects whether a given native device is rooted or not
We found that root-checker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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