2.1.0

Bumps the compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion to 26 for Oreo. Also introduces a notification channel for the debugport notification.

Note: this version also now has a minSdkVersion of 14.

2.0.0

Android DebugPort is now a drop-in tool. All you need to do is define your dependencies in your build.gradle as defined in the README, and you're good to go!

Also, the project now contains the no-op variant, and no longer requires using the old separate-project.

1.1.0

• Jitpack will now create JavaDocs and a Sources Jar
• Changed to licensing Beanshell with Apache 2.0
• Grouped help() output in the Debug REPL.
• Added a help; command to the SQLite REPL.

1.0.1

This release fixes a bug which could occur if there was a collision with the @string/app_name resource used in the Manifest's android:label attribute on the Application.

1.0

Major new feature: SQLite REPL

You can now connect to a telnet server running on your device and run ad-hoc SQLite queries on your app's databases.

Incremental Improvements

• New command source(String assetFileName) will load and run a Beanshell script contained within your app's assets directory.

0.5

• New commands:
  • get(Object obj, String fieldName) - gets the value of any field on the given object, regardless of access
  • set(Object obj, String fieldName, Object value) - sets the value of any field on the given object, regardless of access
  • call(Object obj, String method, Object... params) - calls a method on the given object, regardless of access
• Updated help() output
• Improved support for showing VarArgs parameters in methods and methodsLocal

0.4

• Upgraded to beanshell 2.0b6
  • The interpreter session will now print the results of commands you enter, like a real REPL.
• Fixed a bug where the notification drawable could collide with one in a client app.

0.3.1

Fixed a bug where the notification ID could easily collide with a notification ID defined in the client app.

0.3

• A notification will now be shown whenever the DebugPortService is active.
• A crash which would occur when the DebugPortService would be restarted is now resolved.
• Two new commands are now available from the telnet client: fields and fieldsLocal. They will display a class or object's member fields.
• The output for the following commands has been vastly improved to include member modifiers and to display types in a more readable manner:
  • methods
  • methodsLocal
  • fields
  • fieldsLocal

0.2

Added two new key pieces of functionality:

• DebugPortService.stop(Context);
  
  This really should've been in the original release.
• params.setStartupCommands(String[])
  
  A new method on the Params class (optional argument for DebugPortService.start) which lets you provide a list of commands which should be run on each client's interpreter before that client is handed control. This can be useful to automate a lot of tedious imports or can allow you to set up some variables.

This version also makes the test application a bit easier to use. It introduces a toggle button for enabling/disabling the DebugPort service, as well as a TextView which shows the IP and port on which the service is running.