Use Allemand on macOS to convert tweaks to the new ABI and then convert to rootless

newabi.md

* Note that NOT ALL tweaks will work with the conversion process and some might only partially work.

Step 1 - Preparation:

• Download Allemand. It will download as a .zip file. Extract it, and you'll have the binary file.
• Move the binary to a safe place on your computer.
• Open the Terminal app, navigate to the location where the binary is stored, and run the following command:

xattr -sc Allemand && chmod +x Allemand

This will make it an executable file.

• If you want easy access to the file, you can add an alias to the file with the following series of commands:

echo $SHELL

If this says /bin/zsh, then you're running the zsh shell. If it says /bin/bash, then you're running the bash shell. If you're running zsh, then use the preinstalled nano text editor to add to the ~/.zshrc file by doing this:

nano ~/.zshrc

Then add the following to the file:

alias Allemand="<PATH_TO_YOUR_ALLEMAND_BINARY>"

• Make sure you have dpkg-deb installed on your Mac. It comes with dpkg, so you can use Homebrew to install dpkg through Homebrew Formulae.
• You may have to restart your Terminal after all of this in order for changes to apply.

Step 2 - Allemand Usage:

• Get the .deb that you are trying to convert to the new ABI.
• Make a folder for the .deb file (I personally just call it by the tweak's name) and put the .deb file there.
• Navigate to the folder with the Terminal app.
• To deconstruct the .deb into a folder, run the following command:

dpkg-deb -R <DRAG_DEB_FILE> temp

This will create a folder called temp with all of the contents of the tweak's .deb.

• Find all the paths of the binaries in the temp folder, basically all files that have a terminal-esque icon. - Run the following command for each binary:

Allemand path/to/binary path/to/binary2

• Now use Finder to open every single folder where a binary is found. Delete the original binary, find the renamed one (for instance binary2), and then rename that one to the name of the original.
• Reconstruct the temp folder back into a .deb by running the following command:

dpkg-deb -b temp newabi_tweak.deb

Step 3 - Derootifying:

• On your phone, ensure that you have Derootifier installed, along the following: dpkg-deb, file, odcctools, fakeroot, ldid from the Procursus Repo. Filza File Manager is also necessary: repo.
• Transfer the newabi_tweak.deb file from your Mac to your phone.
• Open Derootifier, press Select .deb file, then select the newabi_tweak.deb file.
• Press Convert .deb to repack the tweak to the rootless architecture.
• Go to /var/mobile/.Derootifier/ and find your desired .deb file; it'll likely be titled by the original bundle id followed by _iphoneos-arm64.deb.

tried with ShyLabel, it doesn't work :(