magisk_detector

Flutter Support for integrating Magisk Detector for Android Application. Based from MagiskDetector.

Warning

Currently Magisk has been updated further and the source I referenced to hardly has any updates, neither I have the time to research further for this project. Thank you for the understanding.

Features

This is a straight adaptation attempt at reproducing the logics from the original creator repository. Allows to perform a check on your Android device if it's currently using Magisk Root Bypassing module.

Getting started

Add to your project via pubspec.yaml

magisk_detector:
  git:
    url: https://github.com/nsNeruno/magisk_detector.git

Usage

Setup your Project

On your app's build.gradle file, add this line under android group, where you can see values like compileSdkVersion

android {
    compileSdkVersion 30
    // You need to have this version installed on your SDK Manager
    ndkVersion '25.0.8775105'
    // ...
}

Then on your AndroidManifest.xml (under android/app/src/main/), add this inside the tag:

<manifest ...>
    <!-- Add these 3 properties to your application tag -->
    <application ...
        android:extractNativeLibs="true"
        android:zygotePreloadName="lab.neruno.magisk_detector.AppZygote"
        tools:targetApi="q" >
        <!-- Your application manifest data here -->
    
        <!-- Add this to connect to Magisk Detector Remote Service -->
        <service
           android:name="lab.neruno.magisk_detector.RemoteService"
           android:isolatedProcess="true"
           android:useAppZygote="true" />
    </application>
</manifest>

Adding the Code

You can use it straight away by importing it first.

import 'package:magisk_detector/magisk_detector.dart';

APIs

// Future-then pattern
MagiskDetector.instance.detectMagisk().then(
  (isMagiskFound) {
    /// Do something  
  },
);
// or the async-await pattern
final isMagiskFound = await MagiskDetector.instance.detectMagisk();
if (isMagiskFound) {
  /// Do something
}

Known Issue

This API most likely doesn't work against latest DenyList feature of MagiskHide.

Additional information

Further references and tests are required. Feel free to raise an issue.

And big thanks to vvb2060 for showing the way.