Ideas for LuaHook
Below, we describe various ideas that could be implemented in future versions of LuaHook. (Hopefully)
Native Hook
To Hook Native methods in Lua, you need to utilize the Native libraries supported by Xposed frameworks like LSPosed, and write Hook logic in C/C++. To enable Lua to call these functions, the core step is to encapsulate JNI methods. These JNI methods act as a bridge, passing capabilities from the C/C++ layer to the Java layer, which then exposes them to Lua for invocation.
Goal: Encapsulate JNI methods
Person in Charge: None yet
Plugin Functionality
Implement high customization for LuaHook, such as custom themes, toolbars, parts of the interface, editor highlighting, etc.
Goal: Write plugin management, load Lua scripts in various places of LuaHook, but keep it high cohesion and low coupling (
Person in Charge: Still none yet
Project Functionality
Implement large-scale project features, multi-file management, multiple hook scripts, multiple interfaces, multiple functions, ability to package as Xposed module, rapid debugging, combined with AndroLua (not necessarily)
Goal: #$%……&*()
Person in Charge: None None None
Multi-language
Literally, implement support for multiple languages.
Goal: Translate all readable strings
Person in Charge: California, Eleven, Sanjio