Build `cargo` arguments for building android targets. ## Example ``` cargo build --target armv7-linux-androideabi --release ```

Decrypts a String. Example: ``` use cryptor::decrypt; assert_eq!(decrypt("aGVsbG8="), "hello"); assert_eq!(decrypt(""), ""); ```

Prints a message to the standard output. Example: ``` use cryptor_global::console; console::out("hello"); ```

Returns the project directory path. ## Examples `$ rust-library/`

Returns the jni directory path in the android project where the release version of this crate should be placed. ## Arguments `android_jni_lib_folder

Returns the file path where the release version of this crate is placed. ## Arguments `project_dir_path` - A string slice that holds thsi project di

Runs a command line command. ## Example: ``` use cryptor_global::console::run_command; let mut command_args = Vec::new(); command_args.push("ls"); c

Install android targets each for each toolchaing using `rustup`, like so: `rustup target add --toolchain <toolchain> <target>...` Cross-compilation:

Copies the contents of one file to another. - https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/fs/fn.copy.html

The file `.cargo/config` is necessary to be able to allow `cargo` to create our android targets. - https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/config.h

Creates a cargo config file in the in the directory passed as a parameter. Example: ``` use std::env; use cryptor_global::io; let mut config_file = i

* Decrypt a string. * * This is an external call to Rust using * the Java Native Interface (JNI). * * @link https://developer

Encrypts a String. Example: ``` use cryptor::encrypt; assert_eq!(encrypt("hello"), "aGVsbG8="); assert_eq!(encrypt(""), ""); ```

* Encrypt a string. * * This is an external call to Rust using * the Java Native Interface (JNI). * * @link https://developer

Prints a message to the standard output. Example: ``` use cryptor_global::console; console::out("hello"); ```

Copy the release version of each android target to the corresponding directory in the android project.

Release android targets from Configuration. Check ['build.rs'] File. ## Example ``` cargo build --target armv7-linux-androideabi --release cargo bui

Tells Cargo that if the given file changes, to rerun the build script file passed as a parameter. We communicate with cargo from within the script by

This keeps Rust from "mangling" the name so it is unique (crate).

This keeps Rust from "mangling" the name so it is unique (crate).

This returns the android tool chain path based on current host operating system. NDK tag according to the host OS: ``` -----------------------------

Returns whehter the current build is Release.