Thank you very much for this great app!
I have a small request:
I like to generate a simple html index of all the files i have in ./apk_storage/ directory so I can serve them on my local network for other family members to download.
The idea is to present others with a simple html file with numerous links so they can download whatever they want from my local apk_storage folder.
Something like:
My Files:
Titanium Backup v. 6.1.5.6
Titanium Backup v. 6.1.5.5
ES Explorer v. 3.1.9.1
ES Explorer v. 3.1.9.0
and so on...
Now the problem is that Raccoon save everything under the Package ID and Version Code (not the Version Number), which is understandable from the developer's point of view but makes it difficult for me to build such a html file.
I can scrap the play store web page based on the package id and save version number, name and description from that page, or use a tool such as aapt from Android SDK to directly read the contents of AndroidManifest.xml inside the apk file and gather the data i need. But both of these methods seems just a bit overkill.
Which brings me to my question: is it possible for Raccoon to generate something like an index.xml file beside credentials.cfg with name, version numbers and icon of all the apk files in ./apk_storage/?
Something like:
Is this a difficult thing for you to do?
I have a small request:
I like to generate a simple html index of all the files i have in ./apk_storage/ directory so I can serve them on my local network for other family members to download.
The idea is to present others with a simple html file with numerous links so they can download whatever they want from my local apk_storage folder.
Something like:
My Files:
Titanium Backup v. 6.1.5.6
Titanium Backup v. 6.1.5.5
ES Explorer v. 3.1.9.1
ES Explorer v. 3.1.9.0
and so on...
Now the problem is that Raccoon save everything under the Package ID and Version Code (not the Version Number), which is understandable from the developer's point of view but makes it difficult for me to build such a html file.
I can scrap the play store web page based on the package id and save version number, name and description from that page, or use a tool such as aapt from Android SDK to directly read the contents of AndroidManifest.xml inside the apk file and gather the data i need. But both of these methods seems just a bit overkill.
Which brings me to my question: is it possible for Raccoon to generate something like an index.xml file beside credentials.cfg with name, version numbers and icon of all the apk files in ./apk_storage/?
Something like:
Code:
<Raccoon>
<application>
<id>com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup</id>
<name>Titanium Backup</name>
<icon>[Link to Icon in Play Store]</icon>
<package>
<version>6.1.5.6</version>
<versioncode>337</versioncode>
<apkname>[Link To APK in apk_storage folder]</apkname>
</package>
<package>
<version>6.1.5.5</version>
<versioncode>336</versioncode>
<apkname>[Link To APK in apk_storage folder]</apkname>
</package>
<package>
....
</package>
</application>
<application>
........
</application>
</Raccoon>
Is this a difficult thing for you to do?