I have a mess with my many .APK files sitting around on my PC. Some .APK files were renamed badly with names that don't make sense, let alone I have multiple versions of the same apps.
ApkSpy is a simple tool I hacked up tonight which allows you to easily view the manifest of an APK (screenshots attached - not up to date though) just by double clicking it. (It can even associate with the .apk filetype, yay!)
ApkSpy relies on the aapt.exe tool from the android SDK, so you must have that installed (or just copy aapt.exe from somewhere, that's the only file needed to run ApkSpy).
Would love to get feedback.
Off to bed now..
Known issues:
filenames with unicode might not work.
Changelog:
Version 0.6:
Minor fixes
adb.exe/aapt.exe should be found in current directory or PATH
Version 0.5:
Install APK button
Rename file by package or application name
batch rename of all apk's in a directory
Version 0.4:
Added link to market
Version 0.3:
Added rename file, which renames the loaded apk to <packagename_version.apk>
ido, I downloaded your nice tool. Unfortunately I don't get any information back when I drop on it an app (please see my attachment). I have .net framework 4.0 on Windows XP.
ApkSpy relies on the aapt.exe tool from the android SDK, so you must have that installed (or just copy aapt.exe from somewhere, that's the only file needed to run ApkSpy).
Would love to get feedback.
Off to bed now..
Shame on me !!! I should have read before rushing !!!
I'm sorry: everything runs smoothly now, thanks !
PS Just a suggestion to ido for those like me: why don't you bundle the aapt.exe in the zip file ?
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