Tutorial Dumping Headers from an Application

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What are Headers?
A header file in Objective-C is a file with a .h extension that contains a class interface and method declarations.

Why dump headers?
Dumping Headers allows you to view the classes and methods within an application. This can be useful for modifying application behavior

Requirements
- classdump-dyld (search in cydia
- An application of your choice
- 5 minutes of your time (At the very most)

Instructions


1. Choose a directory to where you want your headers dumped. I recommend/var/mobile/Documents/Headers/ApplicationName (ApplicationName being the application name)

2. Go into iFile/Filza, and find the application directory. Go into the directory, find the .app folder. Remember the name, then go into that directory and find the executable. This is a file with no extension, and usually the same name as the .app folder it's in.

3. In your SSH Client/Terminal, Run the following command:

Quote
classdump-dyld /User/Containers/Bundle/Application/*/ApplicationName.app/ApplicationName -o OutputDirectory

Replace ApplicationName.app with the name of the .app folder, and replaceOutputDirectory with the directory you chose for the Headers

4. Wait for classdump-dyld to finish Dumping, sometimes, classdump-dyld can fail in the middle of dumping an application

5. Go to your OutputDirectory to find a find a list of dumped headers


You should now have a list of dumped headers

If you have any problems post in the help and support topic
 

Credits:INoahDEv

Updated September 24, 2016 by Infamous-Bluetooth

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