转载Download iOSOpenDev for Mac OS X

http://www.jailbreaktweak.com/develop-jailbreak-tweaks-tool/41/

iOSOpenDev is a develop jailbreak tweaks check tool for iOS developers, it allows users to develop tweaks using Apple’s own Xcode software. If you have a little bit of a background in programming, iOSOpenDevtool is now available for download (you need a Mac computer and running at least Mac OS X 10.6 or later and Xcode 4 or higher).

Prerequisites
* Mac OS X 10.6.x or 10.7.x
* Xcode 4.x
* dpkg — provides dpkg-deb for building Debian packages, install using MacPorts

Release Notes

* 1.0.1 (05-Feb-2012)
* Installer’s “Dependency Tools” option will no longer try to install dpkg (and MacPorts if needed). This was causing too many problems for end-users. The MacPorts and dpkg installations were failing too often.
* Installer’s “Set up latest iOS SDK” option will (intentionally) fail if dpkg-deb is not found.
* Installer’s “Dump SDK Header Files” option is not selected by default. End-users were experiencing high processing time for this option and dumping of header files can be done with the iosod tool anyways.
* Added an “Import Information” message in the installer in hopes it’s actually read!
* Added missing quotes around variables in iosod tool in hopes to resolve an issue when a project has a space in its path.
* “Unsetting” language in all scripts which may be the cause of a possible grep issue.
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Download iOSOpenDev-1.0.1

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How to install iOSOpenDev?

Setup

1. Download and install MacPorts
2. Install dpkg—In Terminal, run: sudo port -f install dpkg
3. Log out and back in (maybe even a reboot)
4. Download and install iOSOpenDev
5. Add SSH authentication to device—In Terminal, run: iosod sshkey -h hostNameORIPAddressOfDevice
6. Edit ~/.bash_profile and add hostname or IP address of device to iOSOpenDevDevice’s export statement

“Build & Deploy” to Device

1. Start a new project using an iOSOpenDev template
2. Go to TARGETS > Build Setttings, go to bottom to User-Defined settings
   • iOSOpenDevDevice: hostname or IP address of device
   • iOSOpenDevInstallOnProfiling: YES
   • iOSOpenDevRespringOnInstall: YES (if needed, i.e. tweak, AE extension, NC widget, etc)
3. Write the code—duh.
4. Perform a “Build For Profiling” by pressing Command-Shift-I or Product > Build For > Build For Profiling
   • This will build and “sign” the executable, build the Debian package and install the package on the device

Build Package for Release

1. Go to Product > Archive (ignore Organizer window that shows)
2. Go to the project’s directory and into the Packages directory

What Not To Do

• Perform a Run (Command-R)—this won’t do anything you’re expecting