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The new version of Mung Bean Video APP Video 6.1 Plug-in Version decompilation guide and tutorial

This is a decompilation guide and tutorial on the new version of Mung Bean Video APP Video 6.1 plug-in version. This version of the back-end plug-in is open source, can be directly decompiled and modified, and can be used without authorization.

Decompilation Guidelines and Tutorials:

Get the source code and shell file: First, get the back-end source code and front-end shell file (decompiled version) of the Mung Bean Video APP Video 6.1 plug-in version.

Unpack the front-end shell: Use appropriate tools to unpack the front-end shell files for subsequent modifications to the front-end interface and interaction.

Back-end plug-in decompile: decompile the back-end plug-in to obtain the source code. Tools such as JD-GUI, JADX, etc. can be used to restore compiled code to readable Java code.

Locate modification points: Browse the decompiled source code to find the parts that need to be modified. According to your needs, you can adjust the interface layout, add functions, access the advertising SDK, etc.

Modify the source code: Modify the source code according to the location of the modification points. Ensure that the code you modify is logically reasonable and does not undermine the stability of the system.

Recompile: After completing the modification, recompile the modified source code into a.dex file. Use a tool such as dex2 jar or another tool to do this.

Replace shell file: Replace the recompiled.dex file with the corresponding part of the previous shell file.

Front-end interface adjustment: Modify the interface layout and interaction logic based on the front-end files obtained by unpacking to ensure the consistency of the front-end interface and back-end logic.

Testing and debugging: Test the modified mung bean video APP to ensure the normal operation of the new functions and interfaces. If there is a problem, you can debug it based on the error message.

Packaging and release: After completing modifications and testing, re-package them into APK files according to system requirements. If necessary, you can sign the APK.

Please note that decompilating and modifying other people's applications may involve legal and ethical issues. Make sure you have the legal right to perform these operations and respect the intellectual property rights of others.