this is quite funny, I just added a command like this to wupclient.py itself separate of that, funny to see 3 completely different implementations now
https://github.com/FIX94/iosuhax/commit/4b094d88f89e416a3463f854f9875378d2e81090
so yea if you just use wupclient the command for this is get_tik_keys and it'll print id, key and .tik file it came from all sorted.
FIX94's command doesn't do that. It reads the tiks from the WiiU itself, and it gives you the ID, key, and tik file name. It prints them instead of returning the info, so you get what you get. Obtaining the title's name would require additional processing, either using an online reference, or walking to the meta files (if they're currently installed).I think I'm misunderstanding this. Will I be able to dump my eshop tiks, use your command, and it will tell me what the eshop games are that I just dumped?
FIX94's command doesn't do that. It reads the tiks from the WiiU itself, and it gives you the ID, key, and tik file name. It prints them instead of returning the info, so you get what you get. Obtaining the title's name would require additional processing, either using an online reference, or walking to the meta files (if they're currently installed).
I don't know what utikreader does because I haven't seen the source.
this is quite funny, I just added a command like this to wupclient.py itself separate of that, funny to see 3 completely different implementations now
https://github.com/FIX94/iosuhax/commit/4b094d88f89e416a3463f854f9875378d2e81090
so yea if you just use wupclient the command for this is get_tik_keys and it'll print id, key and .tik file it came from all sorted.
you know what a function is right? so I hope you also know you have to call it like a function, such as get_tik_keys()...

