Preference wrappers for primitive types for Android
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Jul 10, 2021 - Java
Preference wrappers for primitive types for Android
💾 A Powerful library to control and simplify the usage of shared preference in Android.
SharedPref Manager is a Dev Debug tool that helps to manage your android Shared Preferences very effectively with ease
Super lightweight Android preference Kotlin library made easy ⚙️⚙️⚙️
EasyPrefs is a wrapper on the android shared preferences, also it will need only one-time initialization and used in the whole project without context, it supports encryption and decryption with extended APIs.
Android Studio Applications
Shared preferences is a light weight data storage option provided by Android. It allow us to store and retrieve small amounts of primitive data as key/value pairs in a file on the device. Shared preferences is mostly used to save preferences, i.e., user-specific data, like application settings, login sessions, etc.
Orientation Change | Theme Change | EditTextPrefences
Sample Demo to sharedPreferences in Android
Android Application for saving values to SharedPreferences, and Reading them back in the application using Kotlin Programming Language.
Sample Android application to demonstrate usage of SharedPreferences, Internal Storage & External Storage
Take backup and restore SharedPreferences files in andorid.
Shared Preference are used as a temporary memory to store the values. I got the task to implement the shared preferences by storing the value in it then check the result either it is ture or false. Interface for accessing and modifying preference data returned by Context.getSharedPreferences(String, int).
Encrypted SharedPreferences uses strong encryption algorithms (AES-256) and is integrated with the Android Keystore system, which securely manages the encryption keys.
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