Description

* This app requires root access on your device. It also needs anapplication like SuperSU or Superuser or Cyanogenmod in order toget superuser access.

* This app does NOT display its output on the device's screen.Its output is only accessible through a web browser running on yourcomputer.

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Binder Explorer is a way for developers and users alike toexplore relationships between applications and Android systemservices exposed via Binder. It also illustrates the relationshipsbetween the various applications through the services they exposeto each other.

The display is updated dynamically when applications are startedand killed, and when services are enabled and disabled.

Left click on processes and services opens a dialog box thatgives a detailed textual description of the links between theselected component and the other parts of the system.

This is an early version of the application and functionality islimited but it will nonetheless be interesting to people wanting tounderstand how Android's Binder works. This application *requires*root access to your device but it might not work at all on yourdevice if the data required for it isn't present or accessible(i.e. this depends on your kernel's configuration and/or thefilesystem access rules). Also note that the backend of thisapplication can be taxing on the device and low-powered devicesmight not return the data for display very quickly.

This app's sources and those of its node.js-based backend areavailable under the Apache Software License on github:
https://github.com/opersys/file-explorer-app
https://github.com/opersys/file-explorer-web