app_info

Teardown tool for mobile app (ipa, apk and aab file), macOS app and dSYM.zip file, analysis metedata like version, name, icon etc.

Support

Android file
- .apk
- .aab (Androld App Bundle)
iOS file
- .ipa
- Info.plist file
- .mobileprovision/.provisionprofile file
Zipped macOS App file
- .app.zip
Zipped dSYMs file
- .dSYM.zip

Zealot is a self-hosted Beta App Distribution for Android, iOS and macOS apps. app_info it the core inside.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'app-info'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install app-info

Usage

Initialize

require 'app-info'

# Automatic detect file extsion and parse
parser = AppInfo.parse('iphone.ipa')
parser = AppInfo.parse('ipad.ipa')
parser = AppInfo.parse('android.apk')
parser = AppInfo.parse('android.aab')
parser = AppInfo.parse('u-u-i-d.mobileprovision')
parser = AppInfo.parse('macOS.App.zip')
parser = AppInfo.parse('App.dSYm.zip')

# If detect file type failed, you can parse in other way
parser = AppInfo::IPA.new('iphone.ipa')
parser = AppInfo::APK.new('android.apk')
parser = AppInfo::AAB.new('android.aab')
parser = AppInfo::InfoPlist.new('Info.plist')
parser = AppInfo::MobileProvision.new('uuid.mobileprovision')
parser = AppInfo::Macos.new('App.dSYm.zip')
parser = AppInfo::DSYM.new('App.dSYm.zip')

iOS

Teardown suport iPhone/iPad/Universal.

ipa = AppInfo.parse('iphone.ipa')

# get app file size
ipa.size
# => 3093823

# get app file size in human reable.
ipa.size(human_size: true)
# => 29 MB

# get app release version
ipa.release_version
# => 1.0

# get app bundle id
ipa.bundle_id
# => com.icyleaf.AppInfoDemo

# get app icons (uncrushed png by default)
ipa.icons
# => [{:name=>"AppIcon29x29@2x~ipad.png", :file=>"temp/dir/app/AppIcon29x29@2x~ipad.png"}, :dimensions=>[29, 29], :uncrushed_file=>"..." ...]

# get provisioning profile devices
ipa.devices
# => ['18cf53cddee60c5af9c97b1521e7cbf8342628da']

# detect app type
ipa.ipad?
ipa.iphone?
ipa.universal?

# detect app release type
ipa.release_type
# => 'AdHoc'

# detect architecture(s)
ipa.archs
# => [:armv7, :arm64]

# get built-in frameworks
ipa.frameworks
# => [<AppInfo::Framework:520 @name=Masonry.framework>, <AppInfo::Framework:520 @name=libswiftPhotos.dylib>]

# get built-in plugins
ipa.plugins
# => [<AppInfo::Plugin:1680 @name=NotificationService>]

# get more propety in Info.plist
ipa.info[:CFBundleDisplayName]
# => 'AppInfoDemo'

More to check rspec test.

Mobile Provision

Extract from IPA parser, it could teardown any .mobileprovision file(Provisioning Profile). you can download it from Apple Developer Portal.

profile = AppInfo.parse('~/Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning\ Profiles/6e374bb8-a801-411f-ab28-96a4baa23814.mobileprovision')

# get app release version
profile.team_id
# => '3J9E73E9XS'

# get app package name
profile.team_name
# => 'Company/Team Name'

# get UDID of devices
profile.devices
# => ['18cf53cddee60c5af9c97b1521e7cbf8342628da']

# detect type
profile.type
# => :development/:adhoc/:appstore/:enterprise

# get enabled capabilities
profile.enabled_capabilities
# => ['Apple Pay', 'iCloud', 'Sign In with Apple', ...]

Android

Accept .aab and .apk Android file.

android = AppInfo.parse('android.apk_or_aab')

# get app file size
android.size
# => 3093823

# get app file size in human reable.
android.size(human_size: true)
# => 29 MB

# get app release version
android.release_version
# => 1.0

# get app package name
android.bundle_id
# => com.icyleaf.AppInfoDemo

# detect app type (It's difficult to detect phone or tablet)
android.tv?
android.wear?
android.automotive?

# get app icons
android.icons
# => [{:name=>"ic_launcher.png", :file=> "/temp/dir/app/ic_launcher.png", :dimensions=>[48, 48]}, ...]

# get app support min sdk version
android.min_sdk_version
# => 13

# get use_permissions list
android.use_permissions
# => [...]

# get activitiy list
android.activities
# => [...]

# get service list
android.services
# => [...]

# get deep links host
android.deep_links
# => ['a.com']

# get schemes without http or https
android.schemes
# => ['appinfo']

# get sign list (only v1 sign)
android.signs
# => [...]

# get certificate list (only v1 sign)
android.certificates
# => [...]

macOS

Only accept zipped macOS file.

macos = AppInfo.parse('macos_app.zip')

# get app file size
macos.size
# => 3093823

# get app file size in human reable.
macos.size(human_size: true)
# => 29 MB

# get app release version
macos.release_version
# => 1.0

# get app bundle id
macos.bundle_id
# => com.icyleaf.AppInfoDemo

# Get minimize os version
macos.min_os_version
# => 11.3

# get app icons(convertd icns to png icon sets by default)
macos.icons
# => [{:name=>"AppIcon.icns", :file=>"/temp/dir/app/AppIcon.icns"}, :sets=>[{:name=>"64x64_AppIcon.png", :file=>"/temp/dir/app/64x64_AppIcon.png", :dimensions=>[64, 64]}, ...]

# detect publish on mac app store
macos.stored?
# => true/false

# detect architecture(s)
macos.archs
# => [:x86_64, :arm64]

# get more propety in Info.plist
macos.info[:CFBundleDisplayName]
# => 'AppInfoDemo'

dSYM

dsym = AppInfo.parse('ios.dSYM.zip')

# get object name
dsym.object
# => iOS

# get total count of macho
dsym.machos.count
# => 1 or 2

dsym.machos.each do |macho|
  # get cpu type
  macho.cpu_type
  # => :arm

  # get cpu name
  macho.cpu_name
  # => armv7

  # get UUID (debug id)
  macho.uuid
  # => 26dfc15d-bdce-351f-b5de-6ee9f5dd6d85

  # get macho size
  macho.size
  # => 866526

  # get macho size in human reable.
  macho.size(human_size: true)
  # => 862 KB

  # dump data to Hash
  macho.to_h
  # => {uuid:"26dfc15d-bdce-351f-b5de-6ee9f5dd6d85", cpu_type: :arm, cpu_name: :armv7, ...}
end

CLI Shell (Interactive console)

It is possible to use this gem as a command line interface to parse mobile app:

> app-info

app-info (2.7.0)> p = AppInfo.parse('/path/to/app')
=> #<AppInfo::APK::......>
app-info (2.7.0)> p.name
=> "AppName"

Best Practice

fastlane-plugin-app_info: fastlane plugin
zealot: Over The Air Server for deployment of Android and iOS apps

Development

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/icyleaf/app-info. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.

icyleaf/app_info