From 6650cabe6b2e44bcaba99b1408d1dcf6e7678292 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Bigman <63128382+deformedRat@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2024 22:53:58 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Updated instructions to remove inaccuracies and improve
clarity
Signed-off-by: Bigman <63128382+deformedRat@users.noreply.github.com>
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src/index.js | 26 +++++++++++++-------------
1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)
diff --git a/src/index.js b/src/index.js
index 14b8e7e..d706234 100644
--- a/src/index.js
+++ b/src/index.js
@@ -57,28 +57,28 @@ let setupStepContents = [
'https://github.com/osy/Jitterbug/releases/download/v1.3.1/jitterbugpair-win64.zip'
)}">Download JitterbugPair${osW(
`Then, open the downloaded AltServer zip file and extract it. Then drag AltServer.app to your Applications folder. Now, open the app (you may have to right click and select "Open" if you get a warning).`,
- `Then, extract the downloaded AltInstaller zip file and run setup.exe to install AltServer. You'll also need to install the non-Microsoft Store version of iTunes, and iCloud and uninstall the Microsoft Store versions if you have either installed.`
+ `Extract the downloaded AltInstaller zip file and run setup.exe to install AltServer. You'll need to have the non-Microsoft Store version of iTunes and iCloud installed. Uninstall the Microsoft Store versions if you have either installed.`
)}`,
//sideload app
(os) =>
- `Follow these steps to install SideStore:- Plug your device into your computer via a cable
- Trust your computer on your device (if prompted)
- ${osW(
- 'Launch AltServer and hold options and pick
Sideload .ipa from the AltServer icon in the menu bar',
- 'Shift-Right click on the AltServer tray icon, and pick Sideload .ipa'
- )} - Select the SideStore ipa and then Follow the instructions until AltServer confirms that SideStore has been installed (you may need to enter your iCloud account login details)
- If you are running iOS or iPadOS 16 or higher, you must enable Developer Mode to use sideloaded apps (this only shows up after you sideload an app for the first time)
- Open Settings
- Tap “Privacy & Security”
- Scroll to the bottom, and toggle Developer Mode on
- Open
Settings > General > VPN & Device Management on your device and approve the Developer App with your Apple ID's email.`,
+ `Follow these steps to install SideStore:- Plug your device into your computer via a cable.
- Trust your computer on your device (if prompted).
- Launch Altserver and,
- ${osW(
+ 'holding options, click on the Altserver icon in the menu bar and select
Sideload .ipa.',
+ 'Holding shift, click on the AltServer tray icon and select Sideload .ipa.'
+ )} - Select the SideStore .ipa, follow instructions as prompted, and wait until AltServer confirms that SideStore has been installed.
- If your device is running iOS/iPadOS 16 or higher, you must now enable Developer Mode
- Open the Settings app
- Tap “Privacy & Security”
- Scroll to the bottom and toggle Developer Mode on
- Open
Settings > General > VPN & Device Management on your device and approve the Developer App with your Apple ID's email.`,
//Pairing Idevice
(os) =>
- `Follow these steps to Pair your device:- Extract
Jitterbugpair.zip and make sure your device is still connected to the computer. - ${osW(
- 'Open your device to its home screen. Once done, execute
JitterBugPair via double click or right click and open. - After that in your home directory. you will have a file that ends with
.mobiledevicepairing. - you will want to transfer the
.mobiledevicepairing file to your device using airdrop or other methods (avoid using email and some cloud services as they can mess up the file into a txt file). ',
- 'Open your device to its home screen. Once done, go into File Explorer and navigate to the folder where jitterbugpair.exe is located. - In the Navigation/Address bar where the folder location is, click an empty spot and type powershell and hit enter.
- It should open a blue colored window called PowerShell. From there, type
./jitterbugpair.exe in the powershell window and press enter. - After that in file explorer. you will have a file that ends with
.mobiledevicepairing. - You will want to transfer the
.mobiledevicepairing file to your device using itunes (using itunes file sharing when connecting to your device) or other methods (avoid using email and some cloud services as they can mess up the file into a txt file). '
- )}
-
Launch Sidestore, select ok when it asks for the pairing file.
-Find where you stored the .mobiledevicepairing file. Select that file and you are paired!`,
+ `Follow these steps to Pair your device:- Extract
Jitterbugpair.zip. Ensure that your device is still connected to your computer via cable. - ${osW(
+ 'Open your device to its homescreen. Then, execute
JitterBugPair by double-clicking it or right-clicking it and selecting open. - JitterBugPair will then generate a pairing file. This pairing file will have the file exentension
.mobiledevicepairing. ',
+ 'Open your device to its homescreen. Then, open File Explorer, locate jitterbugpair.exe and execute it by double-clicking it or right-clicking it and selecting open. - JitterBugPair will then generate a pairing file within the same folder. This pairing file will have the file exentension
.mobiledevicepairing. ')}
+
+- Zip this pairing file and transfer it to your device via Google Drive, emailing it to yourself, or any other method.
+
Using the Files app, longpress on your pairing file and select uncompress. Then, launch Sidestore and select OK when prompted. Select the file you just unzipped and Sidestore will be paired!- Note that if you update your iDevice your pairing file will become invalid and you'll have to go through this process again.
- To get sidestore to prompt you for your pairing file again you'll ned to select
Reset Pairing File in the Sidestore app. `,
//wireguard vpn
() =>
- `On your device, you'll need to download the WireGuard VPN app.Download WireGuardAfter that, you'll need to import SideStore's WireGuard configuration. (Download the file and then you can "share" it to the WireGuard app).Download WireGuard ConfigYou'll have to turn on the VPN every time you want to use SideStore to sideload apps. You can turn it off when you're done, and the VPN doesn't connect to an external server, as it operates On-Device.
Sidestore can use the On-Device VPN in the background for auto refresh if you use your device enough for it to refresh when unlocked.`,
+ `On your device, download the WireGuard VPN app.Download WireGuardThen, download Sidestore's config file and "share" it to the WireGuard app.Download WireGuard ConfigEnable the Sidestore VPN. You'll have to enable this VPN whenever you wish to use Sidestore. This VPN does not connect to an external server, but rather allows your device to communicate with itself.
If left enabled, Sidestore will refresh your sideloaded apps in the background when necessary.`,
//finished
() =>
- `Now to finish the process: - Open SideStore and sign in with the same Apple ID you used to install SideStore.
- Go to the Apps tab and refresh the SideStore app itself once (you might have to swipe up to your homescreen for the process to complete).
Now, you're all set! You can install apps from the sources tab or any other .ipa file you have.
If you run into any more issues, you can get support in our Discord server.
Note: We had to remove SideServer instructions as it was causing issues with the SideStore install.`,
+ `Now to finish the process: - Open SideStore and sign in with the same Apple ID you used to install SideStore.
- Go to the Apps tab and refresh the SideStore app by tapping on the green day counter or selecting
Refresh All.
Now you're all set! You can use the sources menu to add installable apps to the browse tab or directly sideload any .ipa files on your device with the + icon in the Apps tab.
If you run into any issues, feel free to ask for help in our Discord server.`,
];
const osSelect = $('#setup-os-select');