testflight-sniper | Snipes Test Flight apps. Configurable & has the ability to use a burner account for checking the sta

We will start off by setting up Fiddler Classic on our iDevice. You may begin by following the steps here.
We will start off by setting up Fiddler Classic on our iDevice. You may begin by following the steps here.
Please make sure you follow this section of the guide in order to decrypt HTTPS traffic successfully:
Assuming you have Fiddler Classic successfully set up with HTTPS decryption, you will proceed by grabbing the account id of the request through the network sniffer (Fiddler).
An example of an account ID: e1e54b3a-a56c-4c5d-b6t3-08ef3e647de7
To obtain the account id you must grab it from the web request that testflight makes when opening the app from the web, you may reproduce this by searching up the desired testflight app you would like to target, then opening it in Safari. The request will look like the following:
Once you open that URL, Safari should redirect you to the TestFlight app on your phone, which will initiate the request we are looking to sniff.
The request you will have to look for will look similar if not the same as: /v3/accounts/${accountId}/ru/{code}.
After selecting the request, proceed to the Headers panel.
We can now see the needed headers to apply in our config.json. If you'd like to use the same account for both checking the status of the app and redeeming, fill both of headers.checker and headers.redeemer sections of the config with the same headers.
You may easily copy a header's value by using the right click context menu like so:
Once you're done with the headers and still haven't grabbed the account id, you may do so by copying this part of the URL:
As said before, if you'd like to use the same account for both checking the status of the app and redeeming, please fill out accountId.checker and accountId.redeemer with the same value in config.json
That's all! You may now remove the Certificate Profile from your device by heading to General -> VPN & Device Management and deleting the DO_NOT_TRUST_FiddlerRoot profile.
You may also want to remove the proxy we had set earlier by going into WiFi -> Your Network -> (i) icon -> Configure Proxy and setting it to Off
Once done, you may proceed to launch the sniper by making sure you have dependencies installed (npm i) and using node . to start the sniper.