Eh je ne sais quoi répondre à ta question.
Mon but serait de créer un script pour nautilus (qui s'appelle désormais fichiers) qui permet de décompiler ou de compiler un apk via le clic-droit.
Les manips sont possibles en ligne de commande avec l'outil android-apktools que j'ai installé sur ma fedora.
Voici la liste des options dispo avec cet outil :
Apktool v1.5.0.5a056e3 - a tool for reengineering Android apk files
Copyright 2010 Ryszard Wiśniewski <brut.alll@gmail.com>
with smali v1.3.4-ibot8, and baksmali v1.3.4-ibot8
Updated by iBotPeaches <connor.tumbleson@gmail.com>
Apache License 2.0 (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
Usage: apktool [-q|--quiet OR -v|--verbose] COMMAND [...]
COMMANDs are:
d[ecode] [OPTS] <file.apk> [<dir>]
Decode <file.apk> to <dir>.
OPTS:
-s, --no-src
Do not decode sources.
-r, --no-res
Do not decode resources.
-d, --debug
Decode in debug mode. Check project page for more info.
-f, --force
Force delete destination directory.
-t <tag>, --frame-tag <tag>
Try to use framework files tagged by <tag>.
--keep-broken-res
Use if there was an error and some resources were dropped, e.g.:
"Invalid config flags detected. Dropping resources", but you
want to decode them anyway, even with errors. You will have to
fix them manually before building.
b[uild] [OPTS] [<app_path>] [<out_file>]
Build an apk from already decoded application located in <app_path>.
It will automatically detect, whether files was changed and perform
needed steps only.
If you omit <app_path> then current directory will be used.
If you omit <out_file> then <app_path>/dist/<name_of_original.apk>
will be used.
OPTS:
-f, --force-all
Skip changes detection and build all files.
-d, --debug
Build in debug mode. Check project page for more info.
if|install-framework <framework.apk> [<tag>]
Install framework file to your system.
For additional info, see: https://github.com/iBotPeaches/brut.apktool
For smali/baksmali info, see: http://code.google.com/p/smali/
