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# Nova-iMessage-iOS a.k.a. Brooklyn
iMessage API and runtime inspection tool for iOS
## Components
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### Rubicon
> "The die is cast."
Crosses Apple's last river between IMCore and the rest of the system.
### BrooklynBridge
The underlying API. Probably doesn't need to be .xm -- will look at that. Sparse for now, but will have many methods very soon
### Brooklyn.app
iMessage runtime inspection tool. Also api testing grounds.
## Build
### macOS
#### Xcode
1. Set up [theos](https://github.com/theos/theos).
2. Open brooklyn.xcodeproj.
3. Go to the brooklyn *target*, then click Build Settings
4. Change `THEOS_DEVICE_IP` to the Bonjour or IP address of the targeted device.
5. Change `THEOS` to *your full theos path.* No cheating with ~. Do the same in the Makefile. This step won't be needed in the future.
6. Open a terminal and type `ssh-copy-id root@`, followed by the address you set in Step 4. The default password for iOS is `alpine`. (If it gives an error, run `ssh-keygen` and spam enter, then try again.)
7. Connect a device to Xcode, select `brooklyn>(device)` in the tab bar, and click Run!
Optional code highlighting, autocomplete, error checking:
1. Set the build target to `xchighlight>Any iOS Device (armv7, arm64)` in the tab bar.
2. Press Command-B.
3. When this is done building, set the target back to `brooklyn>(device)`.
4. Every time you add a source file, go to the brooklyn xcodeproj in Xcode, click the xchighlight target, click Build Phases, and add it to the appropriate phase.
#### make
1. Set up [theos](https://github.com/theos/theos).
2. Open the makefile.
3. At the top, add: `export THEOS_DEVICE_IP = `, followed by your device's Bonjour or IP address.
4. Open a terminal to the brooklyn folder.
5. Run `ssh-copy-id root@`, followed by the address from Step 3. The default password is `alpine`. (If it gives an error, run `ssh-keygen` and spam enter, then try again.)
6. Run `make clean do`.
### Linux / Windows
I'll add these instructions soon. I don't have theos set up on Windows. I also don't have a Linux install yet. For shame, I know, for shame! :P