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XPCActivityRun
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Run XPC Activities On Demand
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# XPCActivityRun A command line tool for jailbroken devices that allows you to manually trigger XPC Activities. Best paired with [this post](https://bryce.co/running-xpc-activities-on-demand/) on [bryce.co](https://bryce.co/) for background context and a walkthrough of the initial implementation. ## Usage ```bash $ xpc-activity-run Usage: xpcactivityrun [activity name 1] [activity name 2] [...] # Example: $ xpc-activity-run com.apple.CacheDelete.daily ``` The above example will cause the XPC Activity named `com.apple.CacheDelete.daily` (implemented by `deleted`) to run immediately, regardless of schedule or activity criteria. ## Building ### Prerequisites Install [Theos](https://github.com/theos/theos/) and [ldid](http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Ldid). As noted above, you will also need a jailbroken device to run the tool. ### Build `make package` ## Installation If you have `THEOS_DEVICE_IP` and `THEOS_DEVICE_PORT` set (see [Theos setup](https://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Theos/Setup)) : `make package install` Otherwise, you can copy the `.deb` file created by `make package` onto your device and install manually with `dpkg`.
