AndroidAsync is a low-level asynchronous networking library for Android. It provides raw sockets, HTTP and HTTPS client and server functionality, and WebSocket support. The library is based on Java NIO rather than a thread-heavy model, which makes it suitable for event-driven network communication. It is intended for developers who need direct protocol-level control instead of a higher-level request wrapper. The project also serves as the foundation for Ion, the author’s higher-level Android networking and image loading library. AndroidAsync is most useful for Android developers building custom networking layers, servers, streaming behavior, or WebSocket-based features.
Features
- Asynchronous Android networking
- Raw socket support
- HTTP and HTTPS client functionality
- HTTP server support
- WebSocket support
- NIO-based event-driven architecture
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