Magisk-kernelsu-template

Magisk & KernelSU Module Template Builder

Welcome to the Magisk & KernelSU Module Template Builder, a powerful and elegant Bash script designed to streamline the creation of module templates compatible with both Magisk and KernelSU rooting solutions. Crafted with precision by revWhiteShadow, this tool empowers developers to kickstart their projects with a robust, ready-to-use structure.

Introducing

This script automates the generation of a clean, fully functional module template tailored for Magisk and KernelSU environments. Whether you're building a simple tweak or a complex system modification, this template provides the foundation you need—complete with essential files, directories, and placeholders for your custom logic. Say goodbye to manual setup and hello to a seamless development experience!

Features

• Dual Compatibility: Works flawlessly with both Magisk and KernelSU.
• Minimalist Design: Includes only the core files specified by the KernelSU module guide, ensuring a lightweight starting point.
• User-Friendly: Interactive prompts guide you through module creation.
• Ready-to-Extend: Pre-configured scripts and WebUI folder for easy customization.
• Open Source: Free to use, modify, and share.

Generated Structure

<MODULE_NAME>/
├── module.prop              # Module metadata
├── post-fs-data.sh          # Early boot script
├── service.sh              # Late boot script
├── uninstall.sh            # Removal script
├── system/                 # System overlay directory
├── system.prop             # System properties
├── sepolicy.rule           # SELinux rules
├── skip_mount              # Optional: Skip system mounting
├── disable                 # Optional: Disable module
├── remove                  # Optional: Remove module on reboot
├── customize.sh            # Installation script
├── webroot/                # WebUI root
│   └── index.html          # Basic WebUI placeholder
└── META-INF/
    └── com/google/android/
        └── updater-script  # Installer script

Usage

1. Clone or download this repository.
2. Run the script:

   ./build_module_template.sh

3. Follow the prompts to input your module details (name, description, version, etc.).
4. Find your module template in a folder named <MODULE_NAME>—ready for customization!

Credits

• Created by: revWhiteShadow
• GitHub: white9shadow
• Telegram: @revWhiteShadow

Contributing

Feel free to fork, tweak, and submit pull requests. Let’s make this tool even better together!

License

This project is open-source and free to use under the MIT License. Build, break, and innovate—no limits!