Help/Support Tweak.xm hooking

Kesi · December 20, 2015

So I'm trying to get this right, just started trying "hack" on my own and create a tweak. In tweak file I'm a little bit unsure about hooking, I have a ss here. Should %Hooking "appnamehere" should I hook the app? Or?

Updated December 20, 2015 by KESI

Goggwell · December 20, 2015

If this is a tweak (which I'm assuming it is), then just %hook classname, no need to do anything with the app name.

If you want the tweak to work for a specific app, simply add the bundle ID of the appwhen making the tweak (during the setup stage in the Terminal, when it asks for a bundle ID like com.apple.springboard).

This can be found in the Info.plist of the app (select Property List Viewer, then find CFBundleIdentifier and copy the name there into the setup in Terminal).

%hook ExampleClass //replace with your class name, and this is a comment

-(int)coins {
return 9999;
}

-(int)cash {
return 9999;
}

%end

Kesi · December 20, 2015

If this is a tweak (which I'm assuming it is), then just %hook classname, no need to do anything with the app name.

If you want the tweak to work for a specific app, simply add the bundle ID of the appwhen making the tweak (during the setup stage in the Terminal, when it asks for a bundle ID like com.apple.springboard).

This can be found in the Info.plist of the app (select Property List Viewer, then find CFBundleIdentifier and copy the name there into the setup in Terminal).
%hook ExampleClass //replace with your class name, and this is a comment

-(int)coins {
return 9999;
}

-(int)cash {
return 9999;
}

%end

Aaah okay, now I get it. Already did that with bundle id. Thanks for the help @@Goggwell!