Android API용 라이브러리 래퍼 Android Game Development Kit의 일부

java -jar lw.jar \
  [-i jar-file-to-be-wrapped] \
  [-o output-path] \
  [-c config-file] \
  [-fa allow-list-file] \
  [-fb block-list-file] \
  [--skip_deprecated_symbols]

{
  // An array of type-specific configs. A type config is useful when a user wants to map
  // a Java type to a manually defined C type without generating the code. For example, when a developer
  // has their own implementation of the "java.lang.String" class, they can tell the generator to use it
  // instead of generating it.
  "type_configs": [
    {
      // [Required] Name of a fully qualified Java type.
      "java_type": "java.lang.String",
      // The C type that the java_type will be mapped to.
      "map_to": "MyOwnStringImplementation",
      // A header file that contains the declaration of the "map_to" type.
      "source_of_definition": "my_wrappers/my_own_string_implementation.h",
      // Controls if a value should be passed by pointer or value.
      "pass_by_value": false
    }
  ],
  // An array of package-specific configs.
  "package_configs": [
    {
      // [Required] A name of a Java package that this section regards. A wildchar * can be used at the
      // end of the package name to apply this config to all packages whose name starts with this value.
      "package_name": "androidx.core.app*",
      // A subdirectory relative to the root directory where the generated code will be located.
      "sub_directory": "androidx_generated/",
      // If true, the generated file structure reflects the package name. For example, files generated
      // for the package com.google.tools will be placed in the directory com/google/tools/.
      "file_location_by_package_name": true,
      // A prefix added to all class names from this package.
      "code_prefix": "Gen",
      // A prefix added to all generated file names from this package.
      "file_prefix": = "gen_"
    }
  ],
  // An array of manually defined classes for wrapping. Defining classes manually is useful when a
  // jar file with desired classes are not available or a user needs to wrap just a small part of an SDK.
  "custom_classes": [
    {
      // [Required] A fully-qualified Java class name. To define inner class, use symbol "$", for example
      // "class com.example.OuterClass$InnerClass".
      "class_name": "class java.util.ArrayList<T>",
      // List of methods.
      "methods": [
        "ArrayList()", // Example of a constructor.
        "boolean add(T e)", // Example of a method that takes a generic parameter.
        "T get(int index)", // Example of a method that returns a generic parameter.
        "int size()" // Example of parameterless method.
      ]
    },
  ]
}

java-symbol-name java-jni-type-signature

# Class filter
java.util.ArrayList Ljava.util.ArrayList;

# Method filter
java.util.ArrayList.lastIndexOf (Ljava.lang.Object;)I

# Field filter
android.view.KeyEvent.KEYCODE_ENTER I

public class ChatManager {
  public static void sendMessage(int userId, String message) {...}
}

java -jar lw.jar -i ChatLibrary.jar -o ./generated_code/

#include "java/lang/string.h"

typedef struct ChatManager_ ChatManager;
void ChatManager_sendMessage(int32_t user_id, String* message);

Singleton* singleton_a = Singleton_getInsance();
Singleton* singleton_b = Singleton_getInsance();

// singleton_a and singleton_b are different pointers, even though they represent the same Java instance.

// Wraps a JNI reference with MyClass. The 'jobj' must represent MyClass on the Java side.
MyClass* MyClass_wrapJniReference(jobject jobj);

// Return JNI reference associated with the 'MyClass' pointer.
jobject MyClass_getJniReference(const MyClass* object);

// Destroys the object and releases underlying JNI reference.
void MyClass_destroy(const MyClass* object);

void onAction1() {
  // Handle action 1
}

void onAction2(int32_t data) {
  // Handle action 2
}

Observer* observer = Observer_implementInterface(onAction1, onAction2);
Subject_registerObserver(subject, observer);