_agent.js NOT like a normal js file

[0x79H]

Hi. I checkout the latest version (c709844). When i run npm run build (frida-compile agent/index.ts -o _agent.js -c) , the output file _agent.js include emoji, and it not like a normal js file. I also try npm run watch (frida-compile agent/index.ts -o _agent.js -w)

I try to find the reason. I found this at frida-compile , and understand the output is normal.

But i don't know why _agnet.js work in frida. Maybe it only work in Frida? Or new features of the js engine? Any helpful info?

I also try to find the parameters in frida-compile where I could get a normal javascript output file, but nothing there. What i miss?

Thanks.

[oleavr]

Hi,

The new frida-compile outputs a Frida-specific container format for multiple ESMs in a single .js, and that's what you're seeing.

Check out the new frida-tools -- there is now a frida-compile tool there and the REPL supports loading .ts files through -l.

Cheers!

[ghost]

Hi,

The new frida-compile outputs a Frida-specific container format for multiple ESMs in a single .js, and that's what you're seeing.

Check out the new frida-tools -- there is now a frida-compile tool there and the REPL supports loading .ts files through -l.

Cheers!

Can I use .ts files from a .py script similar to loading .js scripts?

[ChiChou]

Hi,
The new frida-compile outputs a Frida-specific container format for multiple ESMs in a single .js, and that's what you're seeing.
Check out the new frida-tools -- there is now a frida-compile tool there and the REPL supports loading .ts files through -l.
Cheers!

Can I use .ts files from a .py script similar to loading .js scripts?

I have the same issue here

[andreafioraldi]

Hi,
The new frida-compile outputs a Frida-specific container format for multiple ESMs in a single .js, and that's what you're seeing.
Check out the new frida-tools -- there is now a frida-compile tool there and the REPL supports loading .ts files through -l.
Cheers!

Can I use .ts files from a .py script similar to loading .js scripts?

I have the same issue here

+1

[ChiChou]

@andreafioraldi the problem is the line break on Windows. Mine solved by suppplying newline='\n' to open, then the rest remains the same

with (filename).open('r', encoding='utf8', newline='\n') as fp:
        return fp.read()

[qiaozhi-4]

你好请问有解决吗

[muniategui]

你好请问有解决吗

Dude, you are writing just under the answer.
If you are in windows open('r', encoding='utf8', newline='\n') the utf8 and \n has to be set.
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