Android package file reader assembly. Can read apk files, android xml files (AndroidManifes.xml, *.xml), Dalvik executable format (dex), android resource files (arsc).
Usage:
using(ApkFile apk = new ApkFile(filePath))
{
if(apk.IsValid)
{
If(apk.AndroidManifest!=null)
{//AndroidManifest.xml
Console.WriteLine("Package: {0}", apk.AndroidManifest.Package);
Console.WriteLine("Application name: {0} ({1})", apk.AndroidManifest.Application.Label, apk.AndroidManifest.VersionName);
//...
}
if(apk.Resources!=null)
{//resources.arsc
//...
}
foreach(String filePath in apk.GetHeaderFiles())
if(Path.GetExtension(filePath).ToLowerInvariant()==".dex")
using(DexFile dex=new DexFile(new StreamLoader(apk.GetFileStream(filePath))))
{//Davlik executables
//...
}
}
}
Supported structures:
- ApkFile.cs
- XmlFile — AndroidManifest.xml
- Resources — resources.arsc
- AndroidManifest — Stronly typled android manifest file
- ArscFile.cs (resources.arsc)
- Header — Resource file header
- ResourceMap — Resource table (id,value(s))
- AxmlFile.cs (https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/manifest-intro)
- Strongly typed manifest sections mapped to resources.arsc file where needed
- DexFile.cs (https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/dex-format)
- map_list — This is a list of the entire contents of a file, in order.
- STRING_ID_ITEM — String identifiers list.
- STRING_DATA_ITEM — String identifiers list.
- CODE_ITEM — Source bytecode payload
- TYPE_ID_ITEM — Type identifiers list.
- TYPE_LIST — Referenced from Class definitions list and method prototype identifiers list.
- PROTO_ID_ITEM — Method prototype identifiers list
- FIELD_ID_ITEM — Field identifiers list
- METHOD_ID_ITEM — Method identifiers list
- CLASS_DATA_ITEM — Class structure list
- encoded_field — Static and instance fields from the class_data_item
- encoded_method — Class method definition list
- CLASS_DEF_ITEM — Class definitions list
- try_item — in the code exceptions are caught and how to handle them
- encoded_catch_handler_list — Catch handler lists
- encoded_type_addr_pair — One for each caught type, in the order that the types should be tested