Automatically downloads asset bundles from a Cocos Creator game, so you don't have to waste 1/2 of your life playing the entire game.
Warning
This tool has only been tested on Cocos Creator version 2.4.X and debug builds, please don't scream at me if it doesn't work in your game, assets management could change at any time!
Please go to the "How to use" section before touching anything, im horrible at explaining things so im sorry if you can't understand some stuff.
I was going to make this tool gatekept for myself, since this is the first and probably last automatic HTML5 game archiver in the history of humanity, however my good soul decided to make this world a little fairer to you, so i decided to release it, the tool was originally made to help PvZ miniprograms archival easier to us scrappers.
- node-fetch
- jszip
Note
To use this tool, you need 2 things only: the main URL with the folder were the main game's index.html is located (eg: https://example.com/gamefolder/) and the Bundle configuration file.
To get a bundle config file is very simple, on the game URL, type view-source: before the HTTP indentifier, this will open the page's source code.
Scroll down a little bit until you find something like this:
<script src="src/settings.RANDOMHASH.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
If your browser is not dumbed down, you will see an hyperlink between the src= attribute, click it and it will open a json file like the one in the below image:
See the bundleVers key? well that's what we are searching for, copy the name of the bundle and the hash of the bundle you want to archive and put these in this link:
{gamelinkhere}/assets/BUNDLENAMEHERE/config.BUNDLEHASHHERE.json
Press enter and it will open another JSON file, this is exactly what we want, right click and click Save as... button and save it on the root of the tool directory.
Now you are ready to scrape those bundles! To initiate the tool, open a Terminal and type node CBD.js, the game's URL and the full name of the bundle config file, it will prob look like this:
node CBD.js https://example.com/folder1/ config.e511f.json
The tool will launch and will start scrapping the files, when it ends, you should see an little zip archive in the directory of the tool with the game assets!
not bothered enough to explain it here sorry, have this instead:
${serverName}/assets/${bundleData.name}/${base}/${firstTwoChars}/${decryptedUuid}.${hash}${ext}
https://forum.cocos.org/t/uuid/96047
https://docs.cocos.com/creator/3.4/api/en/core/Function/decodeUuid