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extract-pkg
Advanced tools
Extract app package from iOS simulator or Android emulator. You must check 2 things before running the command.
$ npm install extract-pkg -g # or --save-dev
$ extract-pkg # or --help, display usage
If did not add --to
or -d
, the command will use same path where command executed.
$ extract-pkg ios --id=com.some.pkg
If did not add --rename
or -n
, the command will be using same as original package file name.
$ extract-pkg android --id=com.some.pkg --rename=app-debug.apk
{
"ios": {
"id": "com.awesome.ios",
"to": "/path/to"
},
"android": {
"id": "com.awesome.android",
"to": "/path/to"
}
}
$ extract-pkg android --config=/path/to/config.json
or,
module.exports = {
ios: {
id: 'com.awesome.ios',
to: '/path/to'
},
android: {
id: 'com.awesome.android',
to: '/path/to'
}
}
$ extract-pkg ios --config=/path/to/config.js
However, if you use —id
with —config
, even id
value in JSON file exist, it will be ignored.
$ extract-pkg android --config=/path/to/config.json --id=com.use.this
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FAQs
Extract .app, .apk from iOS simulator or Android emulator
We found that extract-pkg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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