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The current Build IPA with tweaks workflow accepts an ipa_url input and downloads it directly with wget.
This works well for direct-download IPA links, but it does not support common share-link providers where the browser URL is not the actual file URL. One example is MEGA (https://mega.nz/...), where the shared link needs a provider-specific downloader instead of plain wget.
I would like to propose adding structured support for more IPA download sources, starting with MEGA support.
Current behavior
ipa_url is treated as a direct-download URL.
The workflow downloads it with wget.
If the URL points to a provider page instead of the actual IPA file, the workflow may download HTML or fail validation.
Proposed behavior
Keep the existing ipa_url input.
Detect the link source before downloading.
Use the proper downloader for supported providers.
Keep the existing IPA validation step after download.
Fall back to the current direct URL behavior for normal links.
For the first implementation, I added MEGA support:
https://mega.nz/... links are downloaded with megatools / megadl.
Other links continue to use wget.
The final output remains youtube.ipa, so the rest of the workflow is unchanged.
Validation still checks the downloaded file before continuing.
Why this is useful
Many users get decrypted IPA files from different hosting providers. Supporting source-specific download handling makes the workflow more reliable and avoids forcing every user to manually convert share links into direct-download links.
This also creates a cleaner path for future link source support, for example:
MEGA
Google Drive
Dropbox
MediaFire
GitHub release assets
Other provider links that are not plain direct downloads
Scope of my PR
My PR intentionally keeps the first step small:
Only add MEGA share-link support.
Keep the existing direct URL path unchanged.
Keep the rest of the build process untouched once youtube.ipa is downloaded.
Note
If maintainers prefer a more general abstraction, this can later be moved into a helper script such as scripts/download_ipa.sh, where each provider can be handled in one place.
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Describe the feature request
The current
Build IPA with tweaksworkflow accepts anipa_urlinput and downloads it directly withwget.This works well for direct-download IPA links, but it does not support common share-link providers where the browser URL is not the actual file URL. One example is MEGA (
https://mega.nz/...), where the shared link needs a provider-specific downloader instead of plainwget.I would like to propose adding structured support for more IPA download sources, starting with MEGA support.
Current behavior
ipa_urlis treated as a direct-download URL.wget.Proposed behavior
ipa_urlinput.For the first implementation, I added MEGA support:
https://mega.nz/...links are downloaded withmegatools/megadl.wget.youtube.ipa, so the rest of the workflow is unchanged.Why this is useful
Many users get decrypted IPA files from different hosting providers. Supporting source-specific download handling makes the workflow more reliable and avoids forcing every user to manually convert share links into direct-download links.
This also creates a cleaner path for future link source support, for example:
Scope of my PR
My PR intentionally keeps the first step small:
youtube.ipais downloaded.Note
If maintainers prefer a more general abstraction, this can later be moved into a helper script such as
scripts/download_ipa.sh, where each provider can be handled in one place.Post requisites