bundletool-dump:tldr:90fd3
bundletool-dump: Display the configuration and values for a specific resource using the ID.
$ bundletool dump resources --bundle=${path-to-bundle-aab} --resource=${0x7f0e013a} --values
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The given command is using Bundletool to extract specific resources from an Android App Bundle (.aab) file.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
bundletool: Refers to the Bundletool command-line tool.dump resources: The specific action to be performed by Bundletool, which is to extract resources.--bundle=${path-to-bundle-aab}: Specifies the path to the .aab file from which you want to extract resources. You need to replace${path-to-bundle-aab}with the actual file path.--resource=${0x7f0e013a}: Specifies the resource identifier you want to extract. In this case,0x7f0e013arepresents the identifier of the resource you want to extract. You need to replace${0x7f0e013a}with the desired resource identifier.--values: Indicates that you want to extract the values of the specified resource.
So, when you execute this command, Bundletool will open the given .aab file, search for the specified resource by its identifier (${0x7f0e013a}), and extract its values.
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