Android APK Anti-compilation

Front-facing environment

Requires a Java environment, and if no Java environment is configured, the following links are configured by the tutorial:

Java Development Environment Construction: http://www.cnblogs.com/magisk/p/8496396.html

The tools you need

1, Apktool, function: decompile the APK required resource files and layout settings files, etc.

: https://ibotpeaches.github.io/Apktool/install/

2, Dex2jar, function: decompile the jar file, that is, the APK source program file byte code,

: http://code.google.com/p/dex2jar/downloads/list

3, Jdgui, function: View the Dex2jar anti-compiled jar file, use this tool to see the Java source code corresponding to the bytecode

: http://jd.benow.ca/

How to use

Use at the command line

Anti-compile command: Apktool d <apk path > < decompile file path >

Using this command, you can decompile the apk file under the <apk path > and generate an anti-compilation file under < decompile file path >.

If you do not specify an anti-compilation file path, the default is the current path.

Back to compile command: Apktool B < compile file >

Use this command to re-package the < compiled files > files to the apk file, compile the compilation file will be two more folders <build> and <dist>,apk files in the Dist.

Hope to have some help ~ ~

Android APK Anti-compilation