定义自定义权限android
在 Android 中定义自定义（特定于应用程序）权限的最佳策略是什么？ 我有一个应用程序，其部分内容无需登录即可访问。但应用程序的部分功能仅限于实际登录的用户。我试图想出在 Android 上执行此操作的最佳方法，并考虑在 Android 清单中定义权限。但这是适合这项工作的工具吗？ 我来自一个用户权限就像在 @admin、@manager 类上添加注释一样简单的世界。我想在 Android 世界里这些都不是。 我还担心我不希望用户在安装应用程序时看到我的自定义权限，因为这可能会无缘无故地让他感到困惑/害怕。 想问人们如何处理这个问题？他们是否只是硬编码一个实用方法 isLoggedIn() 并在执行任何需要权限的操作之前调用它？
What would be the best strategy to define custom (application specific) permissions in Android?
I have an application of which part of it is accessible without requiring a login. But part of the application functionality is to be restricted to users who actually have logged in. I was trying to think of the best way to do this on Android and was thinking on the lines of defining a permission in the android manifest. But is this is the right tool for the job?
I come from a world where user permission are as easy as putting annotations on the class @admin, @manager. Nothing of that I suppose in the Android world.
Also my concern is I do not want the user to see my custom permissions while installing the app since it might just confuse/scare him for no reason.
Wanted to ask how people approach this issue? Do they just hardcode a utility method isLoggedIn() and call it before executing anything that requires permission?
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