[Feature request] Add Github actions workflow for IPA creation

[ceedveed]

Example: https://github.com/dayanch96/YTLite?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-build-a-youtube-plus-app-using-github-actions

Is it possible to add a workflow in Github Actions that allows users to create mutube based on their own decrypted IPA? Users will have to fork the repo and upload their own decrypted IPA in order to create mutube.

[CloudySn0w]

Just a FYI, even if this was created, there are fundamental differences between the iOS decrypted versions of the app and the TVOS ones. From what I understand, you can’t use an iOS YouTube.ipa to create a MuTube version for TVOS.

(I may be completely wrong about the differences as well. But from what I’ve seen and heard this is the case.)

[ceedveed]

Just a FYI, even if this was created, there are fundamental differences between the iOS decrypted versions of the app and the TVOS ones. From what I understand, you can’t use an iOS YouTube.ipa to create a MuTube version for TVOS.

(I may be completely wrong about the differences as well. But from what I’ve seen and heard this is the case.)

Thanks! But I'm aware. I can decrypt my own YouTube tvOS version.

[Exaphis]

Unfortunately the current injected code is dependent on the specific YouTube app version, in particular the addresses of certain functions in the binary.

This could still work if I maintain a list of addresses for common versions, but new versions will still require some manual work to support.

[Charliechin]

Unfortunately the current injected code is dependent on the specific YouTube app version, in particular the addresses of certain functions in the binary.

This could still work if I maintain a list of addresses for common versions, but new versions will still require some manual work to support.

Is there any way to support you? Via ko.fe or other medium?

[Exaphis]

Is there any way to support you? Via ko.fe or other medium?

Thanks for the offer! I earn plenty from my day job, but feel free to donate to a worthy charity or sponsor @reisxd (https://github.com/sponsors/reisxd) who makes the ad-blocking possible in the first place.