Anti-ProGuard

Setup

Clone this repo
Requires python >= 3.4 and java >= 7 to be installed.
It's preferred to do the following steps in a virtualenv, see the documentation of virtualenv for this
Either do the following steps manually, or run python init.py and do the interactive initialization tool
run pip install -r requirements.txt to get the required python modules
Download apktool (https://ibotpeaches.github.io/Apktool/), no need for the windows wrapper, store it somewhere and remember the location
Download baksmali (https://bitbucket.org/JesusFreke/smali/downloads), store it somewhere and remember the location
copy the config.example.py to config.py and edit the lines (especially database, apktool and baksmali locations)
if you want to use mysql, set up a mysql database
if you want to use sqlite, in the config file, set mysql = True to False
after setting up the database and editing the config, run python apkdb.py, it'll automatically create all tables needed
You may have to create a folder called "decompiled" in the root folder of this application

The main script to run is deguard.py

If you want to add a jar/dex file to the database, run python antiproguard.py -i <file.jar/file.dex> (this requires the android SDK to be installed)
If you want to add a whole, unobfuscated apk to the database, run python antiproguard.py -sb -t <file.apk>
If you want to deobfuscate an apk, run python antiproguard.py -d <file.apk> The result is called "[file_name].deobfuscated.apk"

-t to time an operation
-s to skip building and decompiling, -sb to only skip building, -sd to skip decompilation
-k to keep the files after everything's done. Will remove decompiled files otherwise
-m for manual / interactive mode (help the tool decide the packages when deobfuscating)
-il to ignore package length when trying to deobfuscate packages
-f <a.b.c> <b.d.e> ... to force deobfuscation of certain packages (in java notation). Attention: use this parameter after the apk file!
-fs <a.b.c> <b.d.e> ... for force skipping deobfuscation of certain packages (in java notation). Attention: use this paramter after the apk file!
-rr to do a top-down rerun after the bottom-up run. This increases the amount of files/methods renamed, but also increases false positive rate.