Migrating applications assembly to gradle.

yocontra / JMD

Java bytecode analysis/deobfuscation tool

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Migrating applications assembly to gradle. #10

Closed kidoz closed 8 years ago

kidoz commented 8 years ago

For the convenience of further development.

yocontra commented 8 years ago

Really nice! Thanks for this - have you tested this out and confirmed the JAR output is working fine?

kidoz commented 8 years ago

Yep!

Working on the new pull requests: 1) Decomposition of modules: core, cmd, gui (javafx) 2) Addition of testing with testng.

yocontra commented 8 years ago

@kidoz Interested in becoming a maintainer? I haven't touched java in years and this project has gone untouched since then

kidoz commented 8 years ago

Yes. A good project should continue to develop.

yocontra commented 8 years ago

@kidoz I added you to the repository, you should have access to commit now.

Core mission of the project:

Reliabile
Easy to use
Deobfuscate as much as possible, no matter how painful
Stay up to date with the latest versions of obfuscators

I created this project when I was 14 or 15 years old so I'm sure the code could use some serious cleaning.

yocontra commented 8 years ago

BTW if you're interested, around the same time I made this I also wrote an obfuscator (https://github.com/contra/jmot) which contains some newer code for deobfuscating allatori and jshrink (https://github.com/contra/JMOT/tree/master/src/net/contra/obfuscator/trans/deob)

kidoz commented 8 years ago

Thanks!

2016-01-13 8:59 GMT+03:00 contra notifications@github.com:

BTW if you're interested, around the same time I made this I also wrote an obfuscator (https://github.com/contra/jmot) which contains some newer code for deobfuscating allatori and jshrink ( https://github.com/contra/JMOT/tree/master/src/net/contra/obfuscator/trans/deob )

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