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TweetDeck Decompiler

A easy-to-use Node.js tool to decompile TweetDeck's webpacked code.

What does it do?

It unpacks, cleans up, and saves each module in TweetDeck as its own file.

Each file is exported to the ./unpacked folder, which is automatically created when you run TweetDeck Decompiler.

The magic sauce is not the unpacking, though. The magic sauce is the deobfuscator, which gives each module a human readable name, rather than just a number. Over 1000 modules as of writing are automatically deobfuscated, a number which continues to grow as more work is done. This is non-trivial because there are no actual names of modules within the code, nor do we have ahold of any debug symbols which could help us out.

Non-deobfuscated modules are still exported, but they're exported using a generic, sequential name corresponding to its module ID.

TweetDeck is comprised of over 2400 individual modules, and these modules are rolled into a couple webpacks.

Installation Requirements

  • Node.js and NPM. You need the latest version, not LTS, because older versions don't yet support static functions within classes.
  1. Open your Terminal (PowerShell/cmd.exe on Windows)
  2. cd into the project directory
  3. Run npm install
  4. Run npm run fetch This fetches TweetDeck's latest JS files automatically from the internet, placing them in ./sources
  5. Run npm start
  6. That's it! Exported files are available in ./unpacked. (and ./unpacked_unformatted, useful for deobfuscation rule development)

Troubleshooting

Syntax error somewhere Be sure you are using the latest version of Node/NPM. See Installation Requirements for details.

Please contact dangeredwolf with other problems.