✨ Writing Your First LuaHook Script

Step 1: Choose a Target App

First, select a target application you want to Hook.

Step 2: Enable LuaHook in Lsposed and Check the Target App

1. Open Lsposed and enable the LuaHook module.
2. In the module settings, check the target app you want to Hook:

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Step 3: Add Target App in LuaHook

1. Go back to LuaHook and navigate to the "Apps" page.
2. Click the "+" button in the bottom right corner to expand the menu:
3. Select "Add App":
4. Find the target app, check it, and click the "✔" in the bottom right corner to save:
5. Return to the app page, and you will see the app has been successfully added. Click it to enter the script management interface:

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Step 4: Create a Script

1. Enter the "Multi-Script Management" page and click the "+" in the bottom right corner to create a new script:
2. Give your script a name:
3. After naming, click confirm to enter the script editing page.

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Step 5: Write Script Code

Enter the following example code in the editor, which will pop up a Toast when the target app starts:

imports "android.widget.Toast"

hook {
    class = "android.app.Activity",
    method = "onCreate",
    params = {"android.os.Bundle"},
    before = function(it) 

    end,
    after = function(it)
        Toast.makeText(it.thisObject, "Hello LuaHook!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()
    end
}

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Step 6: Run and Test

1. Click the "Triangle" button at the top to launch the target app:
2. If you see a Toast message "LuaHook" popup at the bottom of the target app,

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✅ Summary

You have completed your first LuaHook Hook operation and successfully ran a simple script. Next, you can try:

• Hooking other methods and classes
• Using more Android APIs
• Uploading and sharing your scripts to the LuaHook Online Script Repository