Apktool vs Apkzlib #2913
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Not sure. Never heard of apkzlib and took a look. Appears to be just a good utility library for working with the LSPatch uses apkzlib because it mainly runs on device is my guess so it has a different problem set than say Apktool that runs on host machine. Either way, LSPatch uses the same libraries from Android4ME that Apktool started with for resource patching. Apktool's have changed quite heavily over the years, but LSPatch still has the originals. Not sure what you are looking for, but hoped that helped. |
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Just wanted to understand the difference in apkzlib vs apktool.
How does it differ ?
I can see that apkzlib allows manipulating/modifying/reading contents inside zip/apk file without even need of extracting complete apk.
I can see LSPatch: https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPatch, using it for patching Android apps and seemed to be much faster too.
My use case is to just read .dex files from apk and modify it.
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