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Google Play API
Still in development. Downloading may not always work.::
pip install finsky
finsky requires authentication parameters, specified in a YAML configuration
file. Your profile.yaml file might look like
.. code:: yaml
android_id: 4c2d771066bd23bc auth_token: AUGBQrE3ETKnpMtiX6F3Fss-clxmlVJAww9j0L0F2G0bOXLIZN7o2MMNkce15x6g4w8Ca3q2ojRb0ImZardJOUNnJbP_0LKeT1G9ydg41c_pdKb4CkdBsoUd-svTckM-4Rs95HLr-zd7r0sGpa9VFjtavGSihEvUPwIBC5qiiObIsjlCoGgP8j0DOYimRoVUaJvzKFT4aHpxm2GmaNuMZwnUL7DMTPxiPEkCa5qIExZIQQA6--J2s8OzuIrW87goRhBkZ690rs9gMxmjZNjEBVg4Q6SQnMM6XNo5R_ipV1ciYJrMrnX18eETuUHH9vdo-cFRN2ZEJGcOfrFLqB3S6WL8btI0O_byXJXcI_RHyYADnI1_sQBUjV
Then for example, you can download snapchat with
::
finsky download profile.yaml com.snapchat.android
Note com.snapchat.android is the app ID you'll see when you browse to snapchat on the play store <https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.snapchat.android&hl=en>__.
By default this will download the app to com.snapchat.android.apk. This
can be changed with the --out option.
The word finsky appears a lot in the Google Play APK source code, so I
guessed it has some internal significance.
googleplay-api <https://github.com/egirault/googleplay-api>__django-googleplay-api <https://github.com/gotlium/django-googleplay-api>__gpsoauth <https://github.com/simon-weber/gpsoauth>__reverse engineering of EncryptedPasswd <https://kov4l3nko.github.io/blog/2014-06-09-about-encryptedpasswd/>__.. |pypi| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/finsky.svg?style=flat-square :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/finsky