Getting started - Resilience

From emulators, to rooted phones from out of date android versions to devices with malware - if your app stores sensitive information, make sure you're not running on an unsafe device

First, add the dependency
implementation "com.safetorun:safetorun:$latest_version"
Then, try add the following configuration to your Application.kt file in startup(), or any other place that gets called on startup
    private inline fun canIRun(actionOnFailure: () -> Unit) {
        val hasCheckFailed = safeToRun(
            {
                banAvdEmulatorCheck()
            },
            {
                blacklistedAppCheck()
            },
            {
                rootDetectionCheck()
            },
            {
                banGenymotionEmulatorCheck()
            },
            {
                banBluestacksEmulatorCheck()
            },
            {
                safeToRunCombinedCheck(
                    listOf(
                        { bannedHardwareCheck("hardware") },
                        { bannedBoardCheck("board") }
                    ) // Only one list to the combined check - fail if either condition is true
                )
            },
            {
                safeToRunCombinedCheck(
                    listOf { installOriginCheckWithDefaultsCheck() }, // Fail if the install origin check fails
                    listOf { !BuildConfig.DEBUG } // Unless this is a debug application
                )
            }
        ).invoke()
​
        if (hasCheckFailed) {
            throw Exception("Cannot start. Safe to run check failed.")
        }
    }
This code will throw an exception (almost definitely - given the verify signature check) on startup due to the failure of the check and the 'action on failure'

Safe to run - Resilience

Basic syntax

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