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Fox's Magisk Module Manager
The official Magisk is dropping support to download online modules...
So I made my own app to do that! :3
This app is not officially supported by Magisk or it's developers
Requirements
Minimum:
- Android 5.0+
- Magisk 19.0+
Recommended:
- Android 6.0+
- Magisk 21.2+
For users
Related commits:
Note: These changes didn't hit beta, or release yet, but are already live on canary builds.
The app currently use these two repo as it's module sources, with it's benefits and drawback:
https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo
- Accepting new modules here
- Less restrictive than the original repo
- Officially supported by Fox's mmm
https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo
- No longer accept new modules
- May be shut down at any moment
- Official app dropped support for it
- Officially supported by Fox's mmm
As the main repo may shutting down due to the main app no longer supporting it, and also stopped accepting new modules, it is recommended to submit your modules here
If a module is in both repo, the manager will just pick the most up to date version of the module, allowing developers to switch repo at their own pace if they want to.
For developers
The manager can read new meta keys to allow modules to customize their own entry
It also use minApi
, maxApi
and minMagisk
in the module.prop
to detect compatibility
And support the support
and donate
properties to allow them to add their own support links
(Note: the manager use fallback values for some modules, see developer documentation for more info)
It also add new ways to control the installer ui via a new #!
command system
It allow module developers to have a more customizable install experience
For more information please check the developer documentation