You can include and call haxe libraries that do stuff on android. You can find all the public android libraries here: https://lib.haxe.org/t/android/ (equivalent to ANEs) When targeting Adobe AIR, it should be possible to call ANEs directly.
Also, it is possible to call Android directly including lime library (or using jtransc-media that already includes it). Here there is an example: [https://github.com/jtransc/jtransc-media/blob/master/jtransc-media-lime/resources/HaxeLimeLanguage.hx])(https://github.com/jtransc/jtransc-media/blob/master/jtransc-media-lime/resources/HaxeLimeLanguage.hx)
You can add and Haxe file with @HaxeAddFilesTemplate. Then in that file you can use #if android preprocessor and use lime.system.JNI class:
Example:
class HaxeLimeLanguage {
static public function getLanguage(): String {
#if android return getLanguageAndroid();
#elseif ios return getLanguageIOS();
#elseif windows return getLanguageWindows();
#else return 'unknown-unknown';
#end
}
#if android
static private function getLanguageAndroid(): String {
var getDefaultLocale = lime.system.JNI.createStaticMethod("java/util/Locale", "getDefault", "()Ljava/util/Locale;");
var locale = getDefaultLocale();
var getLanguage = lime.system.JNI.createMemberMethod("java/util/Locale", "getLanguage", "()Ljava/lang/String;");
var language = getLanguage(locale);
trace('HaxeLimeLanguage: Android: Detected language: $language');
return language;
}
#end
#if ios
static private function getLanguageIOS(): String {
return 'unknown-ios';
}
#end
#if windows
static private function getLanguageWindows(): String {
return 'unknown-windows';
}
#end
}