root@kali:~# smali --help
usage: smali [-v] [-h] [<command [<args>]]

Options:
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information
  -v,--version - Print the version of baksmali and then exit

Commands:
  assemble(ass,as,a) - Assembles smali files into a dex file.
  help(h) - Shows usage information

See smali help <command> for more information about a specific command

root@kali:~# smali help assemble
usage: smali assemble [<options>] [<file>|<dir>]+
Assembles smali files into a dex file.

Options:
  -a,--api <api> - The numeric api level to use while assembling. (default: 15)
  --allow-odex-opcodes,--allow-odex,--ao - Allows the odex opcodes that dalvik
      doesn't reject to be assembled.
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information for this command.
  -j,--jobs <n> - The number of threads to use. Defaults to the number of cores
      available. (default: 4)
  -o,--output <file> - The name/path of the dex file to write. (default: out.
      dex)
  --verbose - Generate verbose error messages.
  <[<file>|<dir>]+> - Assembles the given files. If a directory is specified,
      it will be recursively searched for any files with a .smali prefix

root@kali:~# baksmali --help
usage: baksmali [--version] [--help] [<command [<args>]]

Options:
  --help,-h,-? - Show usage information
  --version,-v - Print the version of baksmali and then exit

Commands:
  deodex(de,x) - Deodexes an odex/oat file
  disassemble(dis,d) - Disassembles a dex file.
  dump(du) - Prints an annotated hex dump for the given dex file
  help(h) - Shows usage information
  list(l) - Lists various objects in a dex file.

See baksmali help <command> for more information about a specific command

root@kali:~# baksmali help deodex
usage: baksmali deodex [<options>] <file>
Deodexes an odex/oat file

Options:
  -a,--api <api> - The numeric api level of the file being disassembled.
      (default: -1)
  --accessor-comments,--ac <boolean> - Generate helper comments for synthetic
      accessors. True by default, use --accessor-comments=false to disable.
      (default: True)
  --allow-odex-opcodes - Allows odex opcodes to be disassembled, even if the
      result won't be able to be reassembled.
  -b,--bootclasspath,--bcp <classpath> - A colon separated list of the files to
      include in the bootclasspath when analyzing the dex file. If not
      specified, baksmali will attempt to choose an appropriate default. When
      analyzing oat files, this can simply be the path to the device's boot.oat
      file. A single empty string can be used to specify that an empty
      bootclasspath should be used. (e.g. --bootclasspath "") See baksmali help
      classpath for more information.
  -c,--classpath,--cp <classpath> - A colon separated list of additional files
      to include in the classpath when analyzing the dex file. These will be
      added to the classpath after any bootclasspath entries.
  --check-package-private-access,--package-private,--checkpp,--pp - Use the
      package-private access check when calculating vtable indexes. This is
      enabled by default for oat files. For odex files, this is only needed for
      odexes from 4.2.0. It was reverted in 4.2.1.
  --classes <classes> - A comma separated list of classes. Only disassemble
      these classes
  --code-offsets,--offsets,--off - Add a comment before each instruction with
      it's code offset within the method.
  -d,--classpath-dir,--cpd,--dir <dir> - A directory to search for classpath
      files. This option can be used multiple times to specify multiple
      directories to search. They will be searched in the order they are
      provided.
  --debug-info,--di <boolean> - Whether to include debug information in the
      output (.local, .param, .line, etc.). True by default, use --debug-
      info=false to disable. (default: True)
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information for this command.
  --implicit-references,--implicit,--ir - Use implicit method and field
      references (without the class name) for methods and fields from the
      current class.
  --inline-table,--inline,--it <file> - Specify a file containing a custom
      inline method table to use. See the "deodexerant" tool in the smali
      github repository to dump the inline method table from a device that uses
      dalvik.
  -j,--jobs <n> - The number of threads to use. Defaults to the number of cores
      available. (default: 4)
  -l,--use-locals - When disassembling, output the .locals directive with the
      number of non-parameter registers instead of the .registers directive
      with the total number of registers.
  --normalize-virtual-methods,--norm,--nvm - Normalize virtual method
      references to use the base class where the method is originally declared.
  -o,--output <dir> - The directory to write the disassembled files to.
      (default: out)
  --parameter-registers,--preg,--pr <boolean> - Use the pNN syntax for
      registers that refer to a method parameter on method entry. True by
      default, use --parameter-registers=false to disable. (default: True)
  -r,--register-info <register info specifier> - Add comments before/after each
      instruction with information about register types. The value is a comma-
      separated list of any of ALL, ALLPRE, ALLPOST, ARGS, DEST, MERGE and
      FULLMERGE. See "baksmali help register-info" for more information.
  --resolve-resources,--rr <resource prefix> <public.xml file> - This will
      attempt to find any resource id references within the bytecode and add a
      comment with the name of the resource being referenced. The parameter
      accepts 2 values:an arbitrary resource prefix and the path to a public.
      xml file. For example: --resolve-resources android.R
      framework/res/values/public.xml. This option can be specified multiple
      times to provide resources from multiple packages.
  --sequential-labels,--seq,--sl - Create label names using a sequential
      numbering scheme per label type, rather than using the bytecode address.
  <file> - A dex/apk/oat/odex file. For apk or oat files that contain multiple
      dex files, you can specify the specific entry to use as if the apk/oat
      file was a directory. e.g. "app.apk/classes2.dex". For more information,
      see "baksmali help input".

root@kali:~# baksmali help disassemble
usage: baksmali disassemble [<options>] <file>
Disassembles a dex file.

Options:
  -a,--api <api> - The numeric api level of the file being disassembled.
      (default: -1)
  --accessor-comments,--ac <boolean> - Generate helper comments for synthetic
      accessors. True by default, use --accessor-comments=false to disable.
      (default: True)
  --allow-odex-opcodes - Allows odex opcodes to be disassembled, even if the
      result won't be able to be reassembled.
  -b,--bootclasspath,--bcp <classpath> - A colon separated list of the files to
      include in the bootclasspath when analyzing the dex file. If not
      specified, baksmali will attempt to choose an appropriate default. When
      analyzing oat files, this can simply be the path to the device's boot.oat
      file. A single empty string can be used to specify that an empty
      bootclasspath should be used. (e.g. --bootclasspath "") See baksmali help
      classpath for more information.
  -c,--classpath,--cp <classpath> - A colon separated list of additional files
      to include in the classpath when analyzing the dex file. These will be
      added to the classpath after any bootclasspath entries.
  --classes <classes> - A comma separated list of classes. Only disassemble
      these classes
  --code-offsets,--offsets,--off - Add a comment before each instruction with
      it's code offset within the method.
  -d,--classpath-dir,--cpd,--dir <dir> - A directory to search for classpath
      files. This option can be used multiple times to specify multiple
      directories to search. They will be searched in the order they are
      provided.
  --debug-info,--di <boolean> - Whether to include debug information in the
      output (.local, .param, .line, etc.). True by default, use --debug-
      info=false to disable. (default: True)
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information for this command.
  --implicit-references,--implicit,--ir - Use implicit method and field
      references (without the class name) for methods and fields from the
      current class.
  -j,--jobs <n> - The number of threads to use. Defaults to the number of cores
      available. (default: 4)
  -l,--use-locals - When disassembling, output the .locals directive with the
      number of non-parameter registers instead of the .registers directive
      with the total number of registers.
  --normalize-virtual-methods,--norm,--nvm - Normalize virtual method
      references to use the base class where the method is originally declared.
  -o,--output <dir> - The directory to write the disassembled files to.
      (default: out)
  --parameter-registers,--preg,--pr <boolean> - Use the pNN syntax for
      registers that refer to a method parameter on method entry. True by
      default, use --parameter-registers=false to disable. (default: True)
  -r,--register-info <register info specifier> - Add comments before/after each
      instruction with information about register types. The value is a comma-
      separated list of any of ALL, ALLPRE, ALLPOST, ARGS, DEST, MERGE and
      FULLMERGE. See "baksmali help register-info" for more information.
  --resolve-resources,--rr <resource prefix> <public.xml file> - This will
      attempt to find any resource id references within the bytecode and add a
      comment with the name of the resource being referenced. The parameter
      accepts 2 values:an arbitrary resource prefix and the path to a public.
      xml file. For example: --resolve-resources android.R
      framework/res/values/public.xml. This option can be specified multiple
      times to provide resources from multiple packages.
  --sequential-labels,--seq,--sl - Create label names using a sequential
      numbering scheme per label type, rather than using the bytecode address.
  <file> - A dex/apk/oat/odex file. For apk or oat files that contain multiple
      dex files, you can specify the specific entry to use as if the apk/oat
      file was a directory. e.g. "app.apk/classes2.dex". For more information,
      see "baksmali help input".

root@kali:~# baksmali help dump
usage: baksmali dump [<options>] <file>
Prints an annotated hex dump for the given dex file

Options:
  -a,--api <api> - The numeric api level of the file being disassembled.
      (default: -1)
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information for this command.
  <file> - A dex/apk/oat/odex file. For apk or oat files that contain multiple
      dex files, you can specify the specific entry to use as if the apk/oat
      file was a directory. e.g. "app.apk/classes2.dex". For more information,
      see "baksmali help input".

root@kali:~# baksmali help list
usage: baksmali list [<options>] [<command [<args>]]
Lists various objects in a dex file.

Options:
  -h,-?,--help - Show usage information

Commands:
  classes(class,c) - Lists the classes in a dex file.
  dependencies(deps,dep) - Lists the stored dependencies in an odex/oat file.
  dex(d) - Lists the dex files in an apk/oat file.
  fieldoffsets(fieldoffset,fo) - Lists the instance field offsets for classes
      in a dex file.
  fields(field,f) - Lists the fields in a dex file's field table.
  help(h) - Shows usage information
  methods(method,m) - Lists the methods in a dex file's method table.
  strings(string,str,s) - Lists the strings in a dex file's string table.
  types(type,t) - Lists the type ids in a dex file's type table.
  vtables(vtable,v) - Lists the virtual method tables for classes in a dex file.

root@kali:~# coming soon