⬇️ frida_down
A lightweight Frida binaries downloader ( unofficial )
to know more about frida https://github.com/frida/frida
📋 Prerequisites
- Python 3.x
- pip (Python package manager)
GITHUB_TOKENenvironment variable set (optional ,without this 60 requests per hour per ip is only allowed because of ratelimit)
🚀 Quick Start
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/its-me-abi/frida_down.git
cd frida_down
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Set your GitHub token
export GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token_here
or
# just install it from pypi
pip install frida-down
📖 API Usage
Download Frida Binaries
from frida_down import frida
# Initialize downloader
downloader = frida()
# Get latest release
release = downloader.get_release()
# Get specific release by tag name
release = downloader.get_release("17.10.0")
# Download a specific asset
filepath = downloader.download(downloader.latest, "frida-server-17.10.0-android-arm64.xz")
# List all assets in latest release
for asset in downloader.get_all_assets():
print(asset.name)
# List all assets in specific release
for asset in downloader.get_all_assets("17.10.0"):
print(asset.name)
Parse Asset Names
from frida_down import assetname_parser
# Parse Android asset names
asset_info = assetname_parser.parse(
"frida-server-17.10.0-android-arm64.xz",
assetname_parser.platform.android
)
# Returns: {
# "asset_type": "frida-server",
# "version": "17.10.0",
# "arch": "arm64",
# "filename": "frida-server-17.10.0-android-arm64.xz"
# }
Android-Specific Helper
from frida_down import android
# Initialize Android downloader
android_dl = android()
# Get all latest Android assets (parsed)
for asset_info in android_dl.get_latest_assets():
print(asset_info)
# Returns parsed asset information including version, architecture, and type
Custom Download Path
from frida_down import frida
# Specify custom download path
downloader = frida ( download_folder_path = "/path/to/save/frida_server" )
# Download will save to the specified path
filepath = downloader.download("", "frida-server-17.10.0-android-arm64.xz")
print( "file downloaded " , filepath )
📦 LICENCE
AGPL
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