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About LibChecker - Viewing architecture of applications

This is an application to view and analyze the third-party libraries used by the app.

LibChecker provides some basic functions, including App ABI architecture viewing and statistics (32-bit/64-bit), viewing native libraries, and viewing four major components (services, activities, broadcast receivers, content providers).

LibChecker also provides some unique features.
- Well-known library tags: For some well-known third-party library components, LibChecker will display tags, and you can view the detailed introduction.
- Library reference statistics: count the frequency of use of each library
- Package features: Analyze the apk package to determine whether the app is Split APK / whether it is written in Kotlin
- Snapshot: Compare component differences before and after app upgrade

The program is now open source:
https://github.com/zhaobozhen/LibChecker/

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is LibChecker?

LibChecker is an application used to view and analyze the third-party libraries used by an app.

What are the basic functions provided by LibChecker?

LibChecker provides basic functions such as viewing and analyzing App ABI architecture (32-bit/64-bit), viewing native libraries, and viewing four major components of an app (services, activities, broadcast receivers, content providers).

What are the unique features of LibChecker?

LibChecker has unique features including displaying tags for well-known third-party library components, providing detailed introductions for those components, counting the frequency of use of each library for library reference statistics, analyzing the apk package to determine if the app is Split APK or written in Kotlin, and comparing component differences before and after app upgrade through snapshots.

Is LibChecker open source?

Yes, LibChecker is now open source. The source code can be found on GitHub at: https://github.com/zhaobozhen/LibChecker/