Pkg.DEXDecompiler — API for decompiling Android DEX files

Overview

The Pkg.DEXDecompiler module contains the API for decompiling Android DEX files.

Decompiling a Class

The following code example demonstrates how to decompile a class in a DEX file:

from Pkg.DEXDecompiler import *

def main():
    dec = DEXDecompiler()
    dec.init("path/to/classes.dex")
    # we specify the name of the class to decompile
    text, _ = dec.decompile("com.android.providers.applications.ApplicationsAdapter")
    if text != None:
        print(text)

Module API

Pkg.DEXDecompiler module API.

Classes:

DEXDecompiler()

Android DEX decompiler class.

class DEXDecompiler

Android DEX decompiler class.

Methods:

decompile(name_or_token[, language_version, …])	Decompiles a class in the DEX file.
init(file_name)	Initializes the class with the name of the DEX file.
resetCache()	Resets the cache of decompile code.
setIndentSize(size)	Sets the indentation size for decompiled code.

decompile(name_or_token: Union[str, int], language_version: Optional[str] = None, wait_object: Optional[Pro.Core.NTIWait] = None) → Tuple[Optional[str], Optional[Pro.Core.NTTextTags]]

Decompiles a class in the DEX file.

Parameters

• name_or_token (Union[str, int]) – The name or index of the class to decompile.

• language_version (Optional[str]) – Reserved parameter.

• wait_object (Optional[NTIWait]) – An optional wait object.

Returns

Returns a tuple containing the decompiled text and text tags if successful; otherwise returns a tuple whose first value is None.

Return type

Tuple[Optional[str], Optional[NTTextTags]]

See also Pro.Core.NTTextTags.

init(file_name: str) → None

Initializes the class with the name of the DEX file.

Parameters

file_name (str) – The name of the DEX file to decompile.

See also decompile().

resetCache() → None

Resets the cache of decompile code.

setIndentSize(size: int) → None

Sets the indentation size for decompiled code.

Parameters

size (int) – The indent size.