Websmack
Web bundlers' hard work undone.
See CONTRIBUTING.md pls thx
All functions take a key to override attempting to find one itself.
This project continued and relocated from PolyStratum/webunpack -- yellowsink 2022-05-16
All site lists are non-exhaustive.
Top level API documentation
autoraid(): ["find method", {...}, ?wpRequire]
Just grabs the modules, trying every method until one works.
webpackJsonp(): [{...}, wpRequire]
- Slack
- Twitter
- Tweetdeck
- MS Teams (not the rest of Office 365!)
- Deezer
- Soundcloud
webpackChunk(): [{...}, wpRequire]
- Discord
- Telegram (mostly)
- Tidal
- Spotify (web & app)
parcelRequire(): {...}
Works on apps built with Parcel. No currently known sites/apps.
createApi([, modules, ?wpRequire]): {api}
Creates an api of webpack searchers given found raw modules. Designed to work in such a way that you can pass autoraid() directly to createApi.
API docs further down.
Yeah I know wrapping apis in a closure is cringe for bundle size and stuff, but like its just cleaner to use this way.
autoApi(): {api}
createApi(autoraid())
batchFind([, modules]): (callback) => [...]
Batch find a large number of modules. Includes all functions from createApi except findByCode.
batchFind(autoraid())(
({ findByProps, findByDisplayName }) => {
findByProps("dirtyDispatch");
findByDisplayName("Markdown");
}
);searcher API documentation
find(filter): module
Finds the first module that matches the predicate.
findAll(filter): [...]
Finds all modules that match the predicate
findByCode(code): module
!!! This function does not work in batch finds and in non-webpack situations !!!
Finds a module by checking if a string / regex matches the bundled code.
Has an all variant.
findByDispNameDeep(name): module
Finds by display name but also breaks through wrappers like memo (most of the time).
Has an all variant.
findByDisplayName(name, defaultExp = true): module
Finds a module by its display name (if the app exports that prop on components). Setting defaultExp to false will return the parent of the component for patching.
Has an all variant.
findByKeyword(...keys): module
Finds a module by case insensitive substring matching. Useful for finding things you dont know the name of.
Has an all variant.
findByNestedProps(...props): module
Finds a module by prop names in props of the module... weird to explain but useful for some apps (eg Kaiheila).
For example, findByNestedProps("prop") => { a: { prop: ... }, b: ... }
Has an all variant.
findByProps(...props): module
Finds a module by props that exist on it. This will probably be your bread-and-butter finding function in apps that dont minify away export keys (eg Discord).
Has an all variant.