Hosted at api.appledb.dev.
This is intended for use in appledb.dev and ios.cfw.guide, however you may also use this information in your projects.
File structure is broken up like follows:
.github/
This folder contains various definitions for GitHub actions and Issues
.husky/
This is a helper tool to make sure your changes are "clean" before a `git commit`. More can be leaned
about husky at https://typicode.github.io/husky/#/
appledb-web/
bypassApps/
*define me*
bypassTweaks/
*define me*
chipFiles/
Each of these files describes a particular Apple designed processor (such as the M1, A15, etc).
deviceFiles/
Each of these files describes an Apple device (such as the iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPad Air, etc).
deviceGroupFiles/
These files group related devices in to related groups (e.g. Cellular and Wi-Fi models of iPads are grouped together).
osFiles/
These are files that describe a particular OS software bundles.
jailbreakFiles/
These describe particular tools for achieving a jailbreak on a device.
node_modules/
Third party code that isn't checked into the repository that helps with the deploy, testing etc of this repo.
tests/
These are bits of TypeScript/JavaScript that ensure that there are no errors like missing quotation marks or such
in the files before trying to deploy them.
.eslintrc.js
This provides EcmaScript/JavaScript/TypeScript style and warnings when you run `npm run lint`
.gitignore
These are files that are never checked into the GitHub copy
deploy.js
*legacy deploy code* - Will move to grunt
jest.config.json
Configuration for the `jest` test runner for the files in `tests/`
LICENSE
package.json
Declares the various tools and commands that the repo uses such as `npm test`
package-lock.json
A set of the correct versions of tools to install to `node_modules/` - Do not hand edit
README.md
This File
tsconfig.json
Configuration to allow for the use of TypeScript as well as JavaScript
update_links.py
*legacy link updater* - Move to grunt task
First fork the repository
Perform a git clone to your own computer and ensure you have NodeJS (https://nodejs.org/en/) installed.
In the working directory run npm install which will bring down the tools to check the code or to perform a build or
other automated task.
Make edits
Run a git add . && git commit to save your work, and then git push to your fork. After
that go to GitHub and open a Pull Request.
The data here is provided under a MIT license as described in the LICENSE file.
This repository is provided by littlebyteorg.
Portions of the data have been sourced from hack-different/apple-knowledge
and the apple-data node package
Portions of the data have been sourced from theapplewiki.com
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