This command allows a developer to convert their proto APK
(generated from the link phase using --proto-format) into
a binary APK suitable for use on device.
aapt2 convert -o output.apk input.apk
Test: manual + make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: I10a7c33bb4b57006d01fe00a8bf92f78e04e7e50
AAPT Container Format (.apc) is a simple container that
enumerates the various intermediate files that AAPT2 generates
during the compile phase.
The format is defined in formats.md.
For now, continue using the .flat extension for the container file,
and keep making use of the .flata zip for storing multiple files.
This will allow easier integration with existing build systems and allow
the evolution of the APC format to better handle arbitrarily large
files.
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Id7216e5b76316bdd683f0fa4eaf2d2da273ba815
Instead of using the system libz (-lz), include our copy as a static
library. This is safer in case the system version isn't compatible.
Also removes references to -ldl -lrt -lpthread, which are now implied.
Test: m -j
Test: out/host/linux-x86/nativetest64/libaapt_tests/libaapt_tests
Test: out/host/linux-x86/nativetest64/aapt2_tests/aapt2_tests
Test: out/host/linux-x86/nativetest64/libsplit-select_tests/libsplit-select_tests
Change-Id: Icd26dc1e0d011e5b5f158e562640533c5ac34e33
This proto format is meant to encapsulate more information
that is specific to Android and allows for easier validation
and manipulation across tools.
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: I13bc34a460671fc0a36246be0d287a3d37d244d6
Allow resource files to be removed from the final artifact based on the
density and locale configuration in the config file. The APK is split
along the density, locale and ABI axis. Each split is generated from the
original APK without modifying the original. The new resource table is
written back to the file system with unneeded assets etc removed.
Test: Unit tests
Test: Manually run optimize command against an APK and inspect results
Test: Installed split searchlite APK (after resigning) and ran on N6
Change-Id: If73597dcfd88c02d2616518585d0e25a5c6a84d1
Mingw64 was being difficult, so instead of defining a wmain entrypoint,
the command line parameters are parsed manually using built-in Windows
methods that support Unicode. The results are converted to UTF8 and
handled just like the rest of the linux/mac version of the code.
This also removes dependencies on std::istream in favour of a
FileInputStream which calls the appropriate unicode version of
open to read a file.
No speed regressions found on Linux or MacOS.
Bug: 62336414
Bug: 63830502
Test: manual
Change-Id: I597da51e33729ed1b98bf246e7e773337fd3fee8
Iterating over a UTF-8 string by codepoints ensures that
unicode characters do not get sliced. Otherwise the resulting
string could contain malformed characters.
Bug: 62839202
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Ia0c44fbceb7dcfa11e77a1a77011da0f5466e342
Added a FilterChain that can apply multiple filter steps to an APK file
as it is being written to disk. The first filter applied is by ABI. If
a library in the APK does not match the filter it is skipped.
Added an AbiFilter that keeps files that are either not native libs or
are for the set of wanted ABIs
Test: ran unit tests locally
Test: ran against an APK with ARM and x68 libs and diffed the results
Change-Id: I3fb901d3de3513e85f2a2763a8e4487a28ed4881
A resource defined like so:
<item type="drawable" name="foo" />
should be assigned the value @null.
The only exception is for <string> resources, which are given the
empty string value (since <string></string> is ambiguous). The decision
to use "" is based off the fact that old AAPT used to assign "" to all
undefined resources, even non-string ones.
Bug: 38425050
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Ib3e0f6f83d16ddd8b279c9fd44a07a37867b85e9
A resource defined like so:
<item type="drawable" name="foo" />
should be assigned the value @null.
The only exception is for <string> resources, which are given the
empty string value (since <string></string> is ambiguous). The decision
to use "" is based off the fact that old AAPT used to assign "" to all
undefined resources, even non-string ones.
Bug: 38425050
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Ib3e0f6f83d16ddd8b279c9fd44a07a37867b85e9
The XML file is parsed with the aapt::xml::XmlDom parser and actions are
used for the elements we are interested in. This means that there are
cases where a user could add aditional tags/elements to the document
that are technically invalid (acording to the schema) but are ignored by
the parser. This allows us to be more lenient which probably isn't a bad
thing.
Documents have the namespace stripped before processing as the
XmlActionExecutor ignores any elements with a namespace. The namespace
is validated before being removed.
The test cases are all based off the previous example XML file.
Test: Unit tests
Change-Id: I86d7e0dc6347ace3eaa60c1842d59f3cd0d4f749
Previously style overlays would completely override an existing style.
To be compatible with AAPT, styles now merge with the overlay, allowing
the overlay's attributes and parent to take precedence.
Bug: 38355988
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Id25c7240050a43e6a4a177c6e3d51e048d0cceb5
This change defines some hardcoded rules to degrade
attributes in newer SDKs to specific older attributes.
An attribute with a degrade rule will generate a new XML for the API
in which the attribute resulting from the degradation was introduced.
Since API 22 (Lollipop MR1), attributes are correctly ignored and do
not need to be versioned. In XML files defined for APIs 22+, the
original and degraded attributes coexist in the same XML file.
One such example is paddingHorizontal, introduced in API 26.
paddingHorizontal degrades to paddingLeft and paddingRight, which
were both introduced in API 1.
Bug: 35763493
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: I4aa8755a9ee2c0cc5afdc55c3d30093fd3a47f3d
Generating splits should be possible to do from the optimize command.
This means that a lot of infrastructure around split APKs can be
shared by both the optimize and link phase.
Bug: 35925830
Change-Id: Ia88b9e4bff300a56353b2f7a4a2547c8eb43a299
Test: manual
This also enables an AAPT behavior that CTS tests have
come to depend on.
Small files that compress negatively (get larger) are stored
uncompressed. Some CTS tests assume this and try to open these
files by mmapping them, which is only possible if they are
uncompressed.
Bug: 35461578
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Id622a6150fe72477ad65d67d1bad897a8ee2ffb9
The strip command takes an APK as argument and a --target-densities flag which
contains the list of screen densities for which to optimize the APK. All
the resources that would be unused for a device having the given
densities are stripped from the APK leaving only the ones actually being
used.
Test: Manual.
Change-Id: I68368b00876a18ccdbbfc0a8dd265bd361117933
