Rust parser for Android binary XML files
Every APK contains many XML files like its manifest, strings, layouts... All of these files are stored in the Android binary XML format. This crate provides the necessary logic to decode these files into human-readable XML.
As of version 0.2.0 only the parsing of Android manifest files is supported. The work to support any and all AXML files is ongoing.
We provide both a library and a binary crate.
Add to your Cargo.toml:
rusty-axml = "0.2.0"
The easiest way to get started is to use the parse_from_apk() or
parse_from_axml() functions. As the names indicate you can pass an APK or an
AXML file to get an Axml object in return.
See the documentation on docs.rs for details on how to use this library.
The binary crate is not compiled by default. To compile it, run
cargo build --release --features=cli
Then use either cargo run or the newly built axmlparser binary to convert
AXML files. Here are the possible CLI arguments (also available using -h or
--help):
-a, --apk <APK>: path to an APK-x, --xml <XML>: path to an Android binary XML file-o, --output <OUTPUT>: path to the output file to write the decoded content
If --output is not specified, axmlparser will print the decoded XML to the
standard output.