Download Reveal SDK with any applications.

Here, in this post, the author indicated, as one of the applications of the Reveal App, “acquaintance with an application written by another developer”. The idea is excellent, because, as you know, sorting out someone else's is a great way to learn. You can study the interface in order to accept someone else's work (if the sources are not required under the contract), or to catch the bug and unsubscribe to the application author from the App Store. One “but” - for such actions, the Reveal SDK must be built into the application, which is almost incredible in the production version. And then there is a reason to put a jailbreak that will allow you to load the necessary dylib (in our case libReveal.dylib) with any application (I have not found any exceptions yet). The decision is not mine, the original post here . But I have something to supplement it.

So…

1. Put the jailbreak (in the case of iOS 7 to get a new jailbreak from http://evasi0n.com , I had to do a full reset, restore via iTunes and re-install the jailbreak)
2. We put OpenSSH, MobileSubstrate from Cydia (with default repositories should be installed, if not installed - close Cydia, restart, maybe you need to update it)
3. Whether we copy Reveal to the device (default password is for root for freshly installed OpenSSH - alpine):
   

   $ scp -r Reveal.framework root@xxxx:/System/Library/Frameworks $ scp libReveal.dylib root@xxxx:/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries 

4. Create the libReveal.plist file in / Library / MobileSubstrate / DynamicLibraries / and add a filter to it to start the library (for this, it is more convenient to connect via SFTP):
   

    { Filter = { Bundles = ( "com.apple.MobileSMS"; "net.whatsapp.WhatsApp" ); }; } 

   As it is written here , the Bundles is an array, but if it does not work, try to leave only one name of the bundle, like the author of the original post. The easiest way to get the name of the required application is to complete it and see the output in Xcode (Organizer, device, Console). See something like
   com.apple.launchd[1] (UIKitApplication:com.tapbots.Tweetbot3[0x3811][1141]) : (UIKitApplication:com.tapbots.Tweetbot3[0x3811]) Exited: Killed: 9.
"com.tapbots.Tweetbot3" — .
   Make a Respring:
   

    $ ssh root@xxxx killall SpringBoard 

   launch the application you wanted to study and watch it in Reveal.
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