Installation

The BotProtection Android SDK is required to collect data from the device and transfer it to the server.

For implementation, an AAR file for Android will be provided, which will contain an SDK for collecting user behavioral data from the device’s sensors.

Android Studio integration

An example of embedding a library in “Android Studio” IDE:

• Download AAR file.

• Go to File > Project Structure.

File > Project Structure

• Select Modules, then click + above your app name.

• Select Import .JAR/.AAR Package.

• The path to the AAR library should be added to the File name.

• Click Finish.

• In Project Structure click Apply and wait for synchronisation. Then you'll be able to see botprotection under your Modules:

• Go to Dependencies and click + under Declared Dependencies.

• Select Module Dependencies.

• Check the box for the added library and click OK.

• In the Project Structure, click Apply, wait for the synchronisation to pass.

• Check that the BotProtection library has been added to build.gradle of the main application module.

Alternative Integration

However, if KTS is used or it is not possible to add a module, then the alternative is to add a library via build.gradle (after adding the AAR file to the libs directory inside an application module):

implementation files('libs/BotProtection*.aar')

BotProtection API_KEY

Next, you need to paste the resulting KEY API into AndroidManifest.xml:

 <application>
 //...
 
 <meta-data android:name="com.botProtection.ApiKey" 
            android:value="<api_key>" />
 
 //...
 </application>