pyzule

an azule "clone" written in python3. pyzule aims to be faster, have more features, have better support for manually modified dylibs, and overall have less issues than azule. officially supports linux, macos, and wsl. tested on arch linux and macos mojave w/ intel cpu.

features

not many right now, but will probably add some in the future if i need them.

open an issue for any feature requests!

• generate and use shareable .pyzule files to configure IPAs!
• inject deb, dylib, framework, bundle, and appex files and automatically fix dependencies when possible
• automatically fix dependencies on CydiaSubstrate, Cephei*, Orion, librocketbootstrap, libmryipc, and libhdev
• copy any unknown file/folder types to app root
• use a custom compression level
• change app name, version, and bundle id
• add custom url schemes
• change app icon
• enable documents support
• customize MinimumOSVersion
• remove UISupportedDevices
• remove watch app
• remove all app extensions (or only encrypted ones)
• fakesign the output ipa/app
• use custom entitlements for the app
• merge a plist into the app's existing Info.plist
• inject into @executable_path instead of @rpath
• use substitute (open source) instead of CydiaSubstrate

usage

you can get usage info with pyzule -h.

$ pyzule -h
usage: pyzule [-h] [-i input] [-o output] [-z .pyzule] [-n name] [-v version] [-b bundle id] [-m minimum]
              [-c [level]] [-k icon] [-x entitlements] [-l plist] [-r url [url ...]] [-f files [files ...]]
              [-u] [-w] [-d] [-s] [-e] [-g] [-p] [-t] [-q] [--update]

an azule "clone" written in python3.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i input              the .ipa/.app to patch
  -o output             the name of the patched .ipa/.app that will be created
  -z .pyzule            the .pyzule file to get info from
  -n name               modify the app's name
  -v version            modify the app's version
  -b bundle id          modify the app's bundle id
  -m minimum            change MinimumOSVersion
  -c [level]            the compression level of the output ipa (default is 6, 0-9)
  -k icon               an image file to use as the app icon
  -x entitlements       a file containing entitlements to sign the app with
  -l plist              a plist to merge with the existing Info.plist
  -r url [url ...]      url schemes to add
  -f files [files ...]  tweak files to inject into the ipa
  -u                    remove UISupportedDevices
  -w                    remove watch app
  -d                    enable files access
  -s                    fakesigns the ipa (for use with appsync)
  -e                    remove app extensions
  -g                    remove encrypted extensions
  -p                    inject into @executable_path
  -t                    use substitute instead of substrate
  -q                    thin all binaries to arm64
  --update              check for updates

installation

macOS instructions

1. open Terminal. this is where you'll be running every command.
2. install Xcode from the app store (if not already installed)
3. Install the Xcode cli tools (if not already installed or if pyzule suddenly stopped working) by running:
   • xcode-select --install
   • sudo xcodebuild -license
4. install pyzule:

   bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asdfzxcvbn/pyzule/main/install-pyzule.sh)"

linux/wsl instructions

1. on debian-based systems (like ubuntu), run the following:

   sudo apt update ; sudo apt install unzip curl python3 python3-venv

   on arch based systems, use:

   sudo pacman -Syu unzip curl python

2. install pyzule:

   bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asdfzxcvbn/pyzule/main/install-pyzule.sh)"

jailbroken iOS instructions

1. install some packages like python and ldid and some shit idfk what u need tbh bro im lost please open an issue if u need help
2. install pyzule:

   bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asdfzxcvbn/pyzule/main/install-pyzule.sh)"

contributing

if you'd like to improve pyzule, then fork this repo and open a PR to the dev branch. thank you!

credits

pyzule wouldn't be possible if it wasn't for the work of some marvelous people. HUGE thanks to:

• Al4ise for Azule
• lief-project for LIEF
• binnichtaktiv for inspiring me to actually start this project

formerly used:

• tyilo's insert_dylib
• LeanVel's insert_dylib for linux