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@ShotgunSurgeon this is not really the details, this is the critical path. If I can't get these 2 details, then this project cannot be done in ReactNative.
And then I need to decide how badly do I want this app and is it worth relearning Android to get it. Probably not since the usage is pretty much just for me. -
@sbiewald but after I call su. Then I can do like
let db = SQLite.openDb("/data/.../app.db")
And not going to return a File not found error?
Also I don't know whether the ReactNative lib can even open DB by an absolute path. -
@sbiewald that worked but now after spending all night it seems basically it would be easier just to write the SQLite part in Java n then use RN bridge.
So if I really want to continue (TBD) I just use the React part for the GUI... most of the work would be in Java.
Was motivated to do a project with ReactNative for Android but already stuck.
I need to read a SQLite DB file from /data/data/some.other.app/database/DB.db
Yes I am rooted.
1. How does I request root from the App (Android Pie)
2. What SQLite npm package can load from an absolute path. I found a few libs but they don't seem to be full access, just for dbs in the app's own data folder.
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