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This repository contains the official API and developer guide for integrating with Shizuku and Sui, enabling applications to execute privileged operations without traditional root access.
The Shizuku API and Sui are core components enabling applications to perform privileged system operations on Android devices without requiring root access in the traditional sense. This API provides the necessary tools and documentation for developers to integrate Shizuku functionality into their applications.
Traditional root access on Android is complex, voids warranties, and reduces security. Shizuku provides a safer, more integrated way for apps to perform privileged operations by running a server process under a special user or via ADB, which client apps can communicate with using this API.
Execute system commands securely via the Shizuku server.
Access system services with elevated permissions.
Handle permissions and status of the Shizuku service.
Provides necessary interfaces and classes for client applications.
The Shizuku API can be utilized in various scenarios where applications need to perform tasks that typically require system privileges.
Developing system maintenance tools, package managers, or system settings modifiers.
Enable powerful system management features for non-rooted users.
Creating automation apps that need to interact deeply with the system or other apps.
Perform complex automated tasks that go beyond standard Android APIs.
Building backup and restore tools that require access to application data or system configurations.
Provide more comprehensive backup solutions than standard methods allow.
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