REVIVE THIS REPOSITORY
Dear users, This repository needs revival as it has been 8 months without an update. Somehow the repository is getting hundreds of unique views a month so. I request that anyone familiar with reverse engineering, API scripting, app decompiling or anything that could help should do so.
I am aware that Musically iOS API has since changed its response but it seems the "thrown together" authentication and requests still seem to work regardless.
Contact me externally if needed.
Sounds like a fun little task. But what would be the best method of recording api requests other than wireshark and dns logs?
I would like to participate. I've made some changes to the code which made it functional again however I can't seem to be able to monitor any of the api requests. I've tried charles but the certificate isn't accepted. I've tried a few android apps however their certificates are rejected. If i could get a look at the api requests I could add a lot more functions to this repo
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@scrapewww do you have an email I can contact you at?
@scrapewww You can use "Packet Capture" on Android. Is working fine for me.
@vics Doesn't Musically use SSL pinning? If you use 'Packet Capture' you wont be able to see any of the actual data and the app wont function properly.
EDIT: My mistake, the Android app doesn't use SSL pinning and you can see all HTTPS requests in plaintext :)
Should be very easy!
@vics @charlieAndroidDev 5.7.1 app stops functioning with Packet Capture enabled for me. What version Musical.ly are you using?
@mangledbottles [email protected] my Skype handle is AmbitionPHP
I'm using Musical.ly 6.8.0 Android APK (latest) NOT IOS version. You sure you installed the certificate in the settings correctly?
What is the update guys? Also, I saw 1 node wrapper too. Why don't anybody make c# wrapper? Good for so many people.
What is the update guys? Also, I saw 1 node wrapper too. Why don't anybody make c# wrapper? Good for so many people.
I’m also looking for C# version. Any updates?
Why not make some? Make a group and then we can do this...
We could use this: https://github.com/szdc/tiktok-api as a source project and System.Net.Http.HttpClient class as http client.
It's for Node.JS...
C# is much easier on cross-platform: Xamarin, Mono, etc. but wrapper it's quite a large project.