Android File Manager Library
Solution 1
This is a late answer but I worked on creating an android file explorer recently. https://github.com/mburman/Android-File-Explore
Its really straightforward. Essentially its just 1 file that you would need to integrate into your application - doesn't use intents either.
Solution 2
Why don't you create your own filebrowser using this example?
Solution 3
OpenIntent's FileManager is in fact open source:
https://github.com/openintents/filemanager
It is licensed under Apache License, Version 2.0.
You can integrate its source code in your application.
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Richard J. Ross III
I am Richard J. Ross III, and am an experienced iOS, android, and .NET programmer, having written apps, open-source libraries, and tools.
Updated on June 04, 2022Comments
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Richard J. Ross III almost 2 years
I am admittedly not experienced in developing for android. I am looking for some API that lets me browse the users files, without installing a separate app via intents. Right now I have found the
OI File Manager
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Richard J. Ross III almost 13 yearsIf you read the OP, I explain why I don't want to.
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THelper almost 13 yearsI understand that you are looking for a library that doesn't use intents, but I think you have to accept there aren't any publicly available. So I was just pointing you to the best next thing. It's not very difficult to create a library yourself from this example (or to call an existing library via intents for that matter).
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Richard J. Ross III almost 13 yearsI have ditched the project, and won't be developing for android because of this and some other limitations. But I will accept your answer, so people don't keep answering it.