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An android library that makes it really easy to deal with dynamic permissions. Based on the context, library automatically decides whether to show a dialog (in case app is in foreground) or a notification (in case permission is required by a background service).

Nov 9, 2017
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Very compact library to handle android dynamic permissions. Contrary to other solutions, it supports modal and modeless rationale.

Features

  1. single-file implementation, if you want to pull it inside your project
  2. based on state machine, so fixing corner cases should be very easy
  3. modal rationale (using dialog)
  4. mode-less rationale (being integrated into screen itself)
  5. focused on permission handling logic - doesn't contain any UI code
  6. handles permissions revoked at runtime via settings menu
  7. handles permissions granted at runtime via settings menu
Sep 16, 2017

Simple Android library for permissions request.

Why NoPermission:

  • Not a framework. It's just one class
  • Dialog with an explanation of why the application needs permission (with custom title, message and button text and color)
  • Never ask again feature
  • Automatic check whether the permission is granted or not (don't need to check api version)
  • Fragments support

How to use

Sep 16, 2017

PermissionsWrapper is the easiest way to manage Android Marshmallow and Nougat runtime permissions.

Jul 26, 2017

This Library automatically search for permission in android manifest file and request for the same.

Also, if request is cancelled it shows a popup window with alert to grant permission. If the app can no longer request permission due to "Don't ask again" on permission it will toast a message to grant permission from settings.

All the action performed after grant or deny can be customized by overriding method shown below. Custom permission can be checked instead of all permission in android manifest file.

Jun 24, 2017

An Android permission library extending Google's EasyPermissions with convenient additions.

Why EffortlessPermissions?

  • Used as a drop-in replacement for Google's EasyPermissions and based on its battle-tested implementation.
  • Added an @AfterPermissionDenied annotation for methods to run automatically after denial.
  • Included consumer ProGuard rules which fixes your release build.
  • Added more method overloads which make coding easier.
  • Added another DialogFragment to open app detail settings which you have more control upon, e.g. dialog title can be hidden now.

In a word, just start with EffortlessPermissions instead of EasyPermissions.

Jun 21, 2017

EasyPermissions is a wrapper library to simplify basic system permissions logic when targeting Android M or higher.

Jun 9, 2017

Demo app to fetch permission details of all installed application in android mobile.

Jun 9, 2017

Simple RunTime permission manager.

Jun 8, 2017

Easy-to-use permission helper for Android.

May 9, 2017

Android requires that these request come from an Activity. With Easy Permissions this is no longer an issue, you may request permission from anywhere as long as you provide Context. In addition, if you request a permission that is already granted the user will not be prompted.

May 8, 2017

Android floating window permission compatibility library.

May 3, 2017

Android Runtime Permission is an easy way to handle single or multiple permission very easily.

Apr 20, 2017

PermissionHelper used to simplify Runtime Permission Structure.

  • Easy to use
  • Works on Pre-Marshmallow (No need to check for build version condition)
  • Get Callback on exactly place where you asked for permission.
  • Get Grant callback whenever all the permission you mentioned are granted else Deny callback
  • Get callback when permission is auto denied by system (When user selects, Don't ask again).
Apr 7, 2017

The easiest way to handle android runtime permissions. This project is a helper class to do the same.

Mar 5, 2017

PermissionsManager library that has base activity and fragment that extend from AppCompatActivity to ease with the handling of runtime permissions.

Feb 26, 2017

Android Marshmallow Permissions integration, Simple and Fast. Check the Github page for more info on how the library works and how to use it.

Java and Kotlin versions available.

Feb 10, 2017

A utility library for Android Runtime Permissions.

Feb 2, 2017

Handling Android Permission Rationale Properly.

Jan 30, 2017

This library allows you easily implement Android marshmallow permissions.

Jan 3, 2017

PermissionAcceptor allows to handle runtime permission in Marshmallow (Android 6.0).

Dec 20, 2016

Simplified utility class to ask marshmallow permissions.

Dec 13, 2016

Perm is a library that makes it simple to check and request Android Permissions at runtime (like Camera or GPS) for Apps targeting Android 6 or more.

Dec 6, 2016

The library came out as an effort to reduce the boilerplate required for getting runtime permissions for Android devices running OS 6.0 and above.

The developer can now focus on handling the granted and denied state of the permission rather than dealing with the permission flow and dialogues.

Dec 4, 2016

Simplify Android permission with in-build message Dialogs.

Features:

  • InBuild Rational Dialog with custom message
  • InBuild SettingScreen Dialog with custom Message.
  • Callback for permission state:
    • Permission granted
    • Permission removed
    • Permission access removed.
Nov 9, 2016

A simple helper library to request permissions in Android M and above.

Nov 2, 2016

A Simplified integration of runtime permissions, which has been introduced from Marshmallow.

Oct 15, 2016

The easiest Kotlin Library for Android Runtime Permissions & Device Info.

Oct 13, 2016
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RxJava/RxAndroid way to request permissions on android os marshmallow and above. This library allows the usage of RxJava 2.0.

Updated new version 1.2.0

Oct 8, 2016

Permissify is an Android library that makes requesting permissions at runtime much easier.

Android Marshmallow added a new functionality to let users grant permissions when running an app instead of granting them all when installing it. This approach gives the user more control but requires developers to add lots of boilerplate code to support it.

Sep 29, 2016