swfs

swfs is a set of cli tools to work with swf files.

1. Download swfs

Download the latest release of swfs for your operating system of choice.

2. Install swftools (http://www.swftools.org/)

swfs uses swftools under the hood, make sure you have it installed on your system and added to your PATH.

swftools windows	swftools linux

swfdump and swfextract should be runnable from your commandline.

3. Usage

Explore the different tools below by expanding the details.

Extracter ./swfs [options] extract

The extract tool dumps all png and binary files of the swf files in a directory.

Argument	Explanation
input	Path to the directory where the swf files are located
output	Path to the directory you want the extracted files to be placed
[workers]	Size of worker pool. Higher number will increase the concurrent use of swfdump and swfextract. Default is 2.

./swfs -input /swfdir -output /extracted -workers 2 extract

Bundler ./swfs [options] bundle

The bundle tool replaces the extracted folders into individual `.asset` files.

Argument	Explanation
input	Path to the directory where the extracted files are located
[workers]	Size of worker pool. Higher number will increase the concurrency of the program. Default is 5.

./swfs -input ./extracted -workers 5 bundle

The .asset file structure:

## Content of .asset files are structured as key value pairs
## separated by "=\n". Multiple assets are separated with 
## double newline "\n\n". First line is always the format version.

version=
1


some_extracted_image.png=
�PNG...


some_extracted_binary.bin=
<xml>
    ....
</xml>

To parse .asset files, split on \n\n, then loop through each part. Split each part on =\n to get [0]filename and [1]filedata.