The whole brand-new iKMU Android app, providing you with its enchantment function.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
Things you need to install the software and how to install them.
Windows:
- Download Windows wrapper script (Right click, Save Link As apktool.bat)
- Download apktool_2.4.1.jar
- Rename downloaded jar to
apktool.jar
- Move both files (
apktool.jar
&apktool.bat
) to your Windows directory (UsuallyC://Windows
) - If you do not have access to
C://Windows
, you may place the two files anywhere then add that directory to your Environment Variables SystemPATH
variable. - Try running apktool via command prompt
Linux:
- Download Linux wrapper script (Right click, Save Link As apktool)
- Download apktool_2.4.1.jar
- Rename downloaded jar to
apktool.jar
- Move both files (
apktool.jar
&apktool
) to/usr/local/bin
(root needed) - Make sure both files are executable (
chmod +x
) - Try running apktool via cli
Mac OS X:
- Download Mac wrapper script (Right click, Save Link As apktool)
- Download apktool_2.4.1.jar
- Rename downloaded jar to
apktool.jar
- Move both files (
apktool.jar
&apktool
) to/usr/local/bin
(root needed) - Make sure both files are executable (
chmod +x
) - Try running apktool via cli
Note - Wrapper scripts are not needed, but helpful so you don’t have to type java -jar apktool.jar
over and over.
Download Android SDK from Android Developer pages, or you can download it by Android Studio using the SDK manager.
apksigner
apksigner is a command line tool to sign our built apk. You can find it in ${Andrioid_SDK}/build-tools/${version}/apksigner(.bat)
, and add ${Andrioid_SDK}/build-tools/${version}
to your Environment Variables System PATH
variable.
adb
Android Debug Bridge (adb) helps us install app and debug. You can find it in ${Andrioid_SDK}/platform-tools/adb(.exe)
, and add ${Andrioid_SDK}/platform-tools
to your Environment Variables System PATH
variable.
A step by step series of examples that tell you how to get a development env running.
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To build our apk from the decompiled sources, run apktool to build the apk.
apktool b .
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To sign our apk for installing, run apksigner.
Windows
apksigner sign --ks </path/to/your/keystore> --ks-key-alias <key-alias> --ks-pass <password> dist\iKMU_4.3.3.apk
Linux / Mac OS
apksigner sign --ks </path/to/your/keystore> --ks-key-alias <key-alias> --ks-pass <password> dist/iKMU_4.3.3.apk
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Install apk through adb.
Windows
adb install -r dist\iKMU_4.3.3.apk
Linux / Mac OS
adb install -r dist/iKMU_4.3.3.apk
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Start i高醫(iKMU) SplashActivity.
adb shell am start -n tw.edu.kmu.act/tw.edu.kmu.act.SplashActivity
- Apktool - The Android reverse engineering command line tool
- Smali - An assembler for the dex format used by dalvik
We follow the original i高醫(iKMU) version to name our release. To add our mod version to the orginal version, add the version behind the orginal one.
-
If the version is in development and hasn't finished its function, add
snapshot
behind the version. -
If the version is done with all works and ready for test, add
alpha
behind the version. -
If the version is tested and ready to release, add
beta
behind the version.
Example
-
If i高醫(iKMU) version is 4.3.3 and our mod version is 1.0.0, the version will become
4.3.3-1.0.0
. -
If there is a version with i高醫(iKMU) version 4.3.3 and mod version 1.0.0, and it is ready for release, the version will be
4.3.3-1.0.0-beta
.
To modify the built apk version, change version in apktool.yml
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
You can find release in Github Release page.
Note: pre-release version may contain bugs, use it carefully!
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details