Simple Linux tool, newbie friendly.
This utility allows you to reengineer apps, essentially paving the way for users to decompile an app's resources, modify them, and put it back together.
This utility allows you to reengineer apps, essentially paving the way for users to decompile an app's resources, modify them, and put it back together.
How to use
Setting up
1. Download the Apk DCS package
2. Extract zip file
3. Copy .apk file which you want to decompile (for first)
Note: .apk file must to be in the same folder where is apk_dcs.sh and binary folder
4. Open terminal from the folder where is apk_dcs.sh (right click > open terminal)
5. Set executable permissions
Code:
chmod a+x ./apk_dcs.sh6.1 Open terminal in current folder (right click > open terminal)
6.2 sh ./apk_dcs.sh Note: Also you can launch file with double click if your Linux allow that
Using options
1. Decompile - Just follow on screen instructions
2. Compile - Just follow on screen instructions
3. Signing .apk package - Copy *_modified.apk to the parent folder then you will be able to do signing
Thanks to:
APKtool by The Android Open Source Project
@aureljared (Zipalign/sign script github source)
XDA:DevDB Information
Apk DCS, Tool/Utility for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
Paget96
Source Code: https://github.com/Paget96/Apk_DCS.git
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: v1.0
Stable Release Date: 2015-12-29
Created 2015-12-29
Last Updated 2015-12-29