I am working on a Python Script which reads the APK file which is stored in a folder on the same server on which the Script is running.
here is the code I am using:
apk_path = "/var/fibo-dev/public/uploads/apks/TvBox-release-signed-latest.apk"
apkf = APK(apk_path)
is_valid = apkf.is_valid_APK()
package = apkf.get_package()
version = apkf.androidversion
version = version['Name']
APK Parsing Package:
https://github.com/androguard/androguard
The Script reads the content of the APK like it's version, package name etc and then store the info in a csv.
As you can see the APK I am reading is stored on the same server on which the script is placed.
But now the thing is I want to read the APK which is placed on a different server. i.e. https://fibo.network/uploads/apks/18243602447plus_v4.3.4.apk
and when I try to do the same thing for the given url it doesn't work.
for example:
url = urllib2.urlopen("https://fibo.network/uploads/apks/18243602447plus_v4.3.4.apk")
apkf = APK(url.read())
It gives the error:
file() argument 1 must be encoded string without null bytes, not str
I tried to use a different methods like:
urlopen , requests.get
and more But none of those worked for me.
So I am requesting you to help me to get this thing worked out.
Thanks.