Crate rsproperties 

Android System Properties for Linux and Android both.

This crate provides a way to access system properties on Linux and Android.

Features

• Get system properties.
• Set system properties.
• Wait for system properties.
• Serialize system properties.
• Deserialize system properties.

Usage

#[cfg(target_os = "android")]
{
    // Get a value of the property.
    let value: String = rsproperties::get_or("ro.build.version.sdk", "0".to_owned());
    println!("ro.build.version.sdk: {}", value);

    // Set a value of the property - use string literals for compatibility
    rsproperties::set("test.property", "test.value").unwrap();

    // For Android system properties, prefer string format used by the system
    rsproperties::set("ro.debuggable", "1").unwrap();  // Not &true
}

Re-exports

pub use errors::ContextWithLocation;

pub use errors::Error;

pub use errors::Result;

Modules

errors

Structs

PropertyConfig

Configuration for initializing the property system

PropertyConfigBuilder

Builder for PropertyConfig with validation

SystemProperties

System properties It can’t be created directly. Use system_properties() or system_properties_area() instead.

Constants

PROPERTY_SERVICE_FOR_SYSTEM_SOCKET_NAME

PROPERTY_SERVICE_SOCKET_NAME

PROP_DIRNAME

PROP_VALUE_MAX

Functions

get

Get a property value parsed to specified type Returns Err if property not found, system error, or parse error occurs

get_or

Get a property value with default fallback Never fails - always returns a valid value

init

Initialize system properties with flexible configuration options.

properties_dir

Get the system properties directory. Returns the configured directory if init() was called, otherwise returns the default PROP_DIRNAME (/dev/properties).

set

Set a value of the property with any Display type.

socket_dir

Get the current socket directory. Returns the configured socket directory, environment variable, or default.

system_properties

Get the system properties. Before calling this function, init() must be called. It panics if init() is not called or the system properties cannot be opened.