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jd-cmd - Command line Java Decompiler

jd-cmd is a command line Java Decompiler which uses JD Core from Java Decompiler project.

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Requirements

Java runtime is required in version 6 or newer.

Usage - Command line

You can use the jd-cli.bat (Windows) or jd-cli (Linux/Unix) scripts to run the the JAR file.

Usage: java -jar jd-cli.jar [options] [Files to decompile]
  Options:
    --displayLineNumbers, -n
       displays line numbers in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --dontMergeEmptyLines, -dm
       disables merging multiple empty lines into one in the decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --escapeUnicodeCharacters, -eu
       escape unicode characters in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --help, -h
       shows this help
       Default: false
    --logLevel, -g
       takes [level] as parameter and sets it as the CLI log level. Possible
       values are: ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, OFF
       Default: INFO
    --outputConsole, -oc
       enables output to system output stream
       Default: false
    --outputDir, -od
       takes a [directoryPath] as a parameter and configures DIR output for this
       path
    --outputZipFile, -oz
       takes a [zipFilePath] as a parameter and configures ZIP output for this
       path
    --realignLineNumbers, -rn
       realign line numbers in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --showDefaultConstructor, -dc
       show default constructor in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --showLocation, -l
       displays Location info in decompiled classes metadata part
       Default: false
    --showPrefixThis, -st
       prefix with 'this' where possible in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --skipMetadata, -sm
       skips metadata in decompiled classes
       Default: false
    --skipResources, -sr
       skips processing resources
       Default: false