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| *This page is a WIP*
| | #REDIRECT [[Compiling iOS applications on-device]] |
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| Step 0. Aquire an iOS device with iOS 5 or higher and jailbreak it.
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| Step 1. Installation
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| Open Cydia (or just use apt-get with SSH).
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| Install "Tape archive" ("tar" with apt-get)
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| Install "iOS toolchain" ("org.coolstar.iostoolchain" with apt-get)
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| Install "OpenSSH" ("openssh" with apt-get)
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| Install "wget" ("wget" with apt-get)
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| Step 2. Get the SDK
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| They are found here: http://iphone.howett.net/sdks/
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| You can literally use any SDK you want as long as they have the frameworks you need, however it is recommended you use the iOS 7 SDK or higher as the lower ones do not support arm64 (optimized for iPhone 5s and higher).
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| Right click "Download" on one of the SDKs and copy the link.
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| SSH into your device and run these commands:
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| <source lang="bash">
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| cd /var/mobile
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| mkdir sdks
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| cd sdks
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| wget http://iphone.howett.net/sdks/dl/iPhoneOS8.1.sdk.tbz2 #or whatever SDK you wanted
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| tar xvf iPhoneOS8.1.sdk.tbz2
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| rm iPhoneOS8.1.sdk.tbz2
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| ln -s iPhoneOS8.1.sdk latest
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| </source>
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| Boom. Your device can fully now compile iOS applications.
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| Step 3. Creating the app structure
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| Switch to root (if you already aren't) and run these commands:
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| <source lang="bash">
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| cd /Applications
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| mkdir Test.app
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| cd Test.app
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| touch Test
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| chmod +x Test
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| </source>
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| Then create a file "Info.plist" in /Applications/Test.app/ with the following contents:
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| <source lang="xml">
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| <dict>
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| <key>CFBundleExecutable</key>
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| <string>Test</string>
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| <key>CFBundleIdentifier</key>
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| <string>net.iphonedevwiki.test</string>
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| <key>CFBundleName</key>
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| <string>LOL</string>
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| </dict>
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| </source>
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| Then switch back to mobile and run:
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| <source>
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| uicache
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| </source>
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| If you did everything right, once the command is done running you should see this on your homescreen:
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| [[File:32b04b5cf33cd6f4790d106e3defc533.png|On iOS 6 and lower, there would be no lines in the white square]]
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