Utils for deploying frida to rootless iOS and more

So many people reported that they failed to get prebuilt frida node package. If it's the first time you use nodejs, I recommend you to use LTS (Long-term support).

For example, on macOS with homebrew and nvm:

brew install nvm
nvm install --lts
nvm use --lts

Then install the package:

npm install -g fruity-frida

• ios-shell open a shell to iOS using default credentials (root/alpine). iproxy is automatically included so you don't need extra steps.
• ios-debug debug process or apps on jailbroken iOS. Automatically deploy debugserver, do the port forwarding and connect to it.
• ios-pull pull files and directories from iOS
• iproxy-js iproxy written in js
• run-frida-server automatically download, deploy frida-server to iOS and start it. Supports checkm8 based rootless environments.
• get-ios-gadget download gadget-ios.dylib from GitHub

• ios-debug attach <process name or pid> attach to running process
• ios-debug app <app name or bundle id> spawn or attach to app by name or bundle id
• ios-debug apps list all apps

By default, all the scripts choose one of your iDevices connected to USB. These frida options are supported.

-U, --usb            connect to USB device
-R, --remote         connect to remote frida-server
-D, --device <uuid>  connect to device with the given ID, useful when you have multiple devices
-H, --host <host>    connect to remote frida-server on HOST
-h, --help           display help for command

The default credentials for ssh is root / alpine. You can change them by setting environment variables:

SSH_PRIVATE_KEY, SSH_PASSPHRASE, SSH_PORT, SSH_USERNAME, SSH_PASSWORD.

However, I can't guarantee they will work, since the lockdown (a protocol to talk to your devices, just like libimobiledevices) functions from frida-node seems to only support USB connections.