Create an Xposed Module with Android Studio

An Xposed module is an Android application that declares one or more hook entry points loaded by an Xposed-compatible framework. Use it only on devices and applications you own or are authorized to test.

Add the Xposed API as a compile-only dependency so it is not packaged into the APK. Implement an entry class such as IXposedHookLoadPackage, then restrict hooks to the intended package before resolving classes or methods.

Declare the module metadata and entry-class list in the format required by the selected Xposed implementation. Frameworks and Android versions differ, so instructions for the original Xposed framework may not apply unchanged to LSPosed or newer systems.

Use framework logging rather than relying only on Logcat. If a hook does not run, verify that the module is enabled, the target scope includes the application, the process has restarted, class loaders are correct, and method signatures match the installed app version.

Avoid broad hooks and expensive work on application startup. Obfuscation and application updates can rename classes or overloads, so treat every target version as a separate compatibility case.