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A proxy for Google Play. Provides you with a way to download your APKs easily, and without being tracked by Google.
How to use it?
Install it using pip
$ pip install gplayproxy
Then, run it how you want, for instance with pserve:
$ pserve gplayproxy.ini
In a separate process, you also need to run the worker:
$ rqworker
Then, the only thing you need is an HTTP client to tell the proxy to download a package. For instance:
$ http post http://localhost:6543/package/org.thoughtcrime.securesms
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Release files for gplayproxy 0.1
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Release files / gplayproxy-0.1.tar.gz
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