pyipa: a lib for parsing IPA files
This is a library to easily extract information from IPA files, and also a command line utility to do that
Usage
Usage: pyipa manifest <IPA> <IPA_URL> <ICON_URL> [<MANIFEST_FILENAME>] pyipa icons <IPA> [<OUTPUT_DIR>] pyipa [-k --keys=<comma_list>] [-o --out=<json>] [--icons] <IPA> pyipa --all [-o --out=<json>] <IPA> pyipa (-h | --help) pyipa --version Options: -k --keys=<comma_list> Keys to extracts in a comma separated list [default: CFBundleDisplayName,CFBundleIdentifier,CFBundleVersion] -o --out=<json> Type of output can be json,text [default: json] --icons Extract icons in calling dir --all Extracts ALL Info.plist keys ignoring -k option -h --help Show this screen. --version Show version.
Contribute
Fork the project on github to start making your changes
Send pull requests with your bug fixes or features
Submit and create issues on github
TODO
Cli doesn’t extract Icons from a Newstand IPA
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