How do I Protect the game source code?

Protect the game source code ,How?!

Hello dear...

Given that the construct is very weak in protecting the game code (even by minifying it), it is easy to access the game code made with this engine, which is very bad! Suppose a paid plugin is used in an application that can be obtained for free from the source code of the application! (Notable manufacturers Ashley )

Now the question I have from your friends is how should we prevent this ?!

I have tried these tools:

obfuscator.io

github.com/tkyaji/cordova-plugin-crypt-file

alfilatov.com/posts/how-to-setup-proguard-in-cordova-application

blogs.sap.com/2020/03/27/source-code-obfuscation-on-sapui5-cordova-application

Which of these tools is better ?! (In terms of speed and security ?!)

Apart from the first tool, how can the remaining three tools be used ?! (Please explain in full)

Footnote: I have launched Crodova output on my personal system

thanks, guys

In minification, you can still achieve the desired result (source code) after spending a little time ...

And another downsizing problem is that some third-party plugins have trouble downsizing with minification....

For what it's worth, minification and obfuscation often refer to the same thing. Advanced minification in Construct also does a lot of obfuscation, merely because almost all variable/function/property names get renamed to short, meaningless names. In this sense it's both smaller and more obscure, so it is both minified and obfuscated.

If a third-party addon does not work with advanced minification, contact the developer and ask them to fix it. It should be relatively straightforward to support, and we have documentation specifically covering it.

Thanks for your answer dear Ashley ....

Can you link to those resources to support minify?

But if using minify alone is enough, why were these plugins created ?!

I completely agree with you, but if you can talk about plugins, for example in this plugin, how to work it in the construct ?!:

construct.net/out

Here's our SDK guide on script minification.

I can't comment on why other people make things. Sometimes people make things that look like they improve security, but are actually pointless. You have to understand what you're doing, why you're doing it, what you're trying to protecting against, and whether certain measures will actually be effective.