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TypeScript Frida CLI Architecture
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Module 4
Frida Host–Agent Foundations on Windows
1
Configuring TypeScript Builds for Node.js and Frida Agents
Configure separate TypeScript build targets for the Node.js host and the Frida JavaScript agent using Frida type definitions and an agent bundler.
2
Node.js Host vs. Target Process Responsibilities
Distinguish responsibilities that must run in the Node.js host from those that must run inside the target process.
3
Building a Hookable x64 Windows Test Fixture
Compile and exercise a deterministic x64 Windows fixture that exports a hookable function and invokes the Windows APIs used by later integration tests.
4
Loading a Minimal Agent into an Authorized Windows Test Process
Attach to an authorized local Windows test process and load a minimal compiled agent.
5
Typed Host–Agent Message Protocol Definition and Validation
Define and validate a typed message protocol between the host and the injected agent.
6
Exposing and Invoking Typed Frida RPC Operations
Expose a typed agent operation through Frida RPC and invoke it from the Node.js host.
7
Idempotent Session Lifecycle Management
Handle detach notifications and agent script destruction through an idempotent session lifecycle.
8
Register Attach, Detach, and Session Status Commands
Expose attach, detach, and session-status use cases through the shared CLI/REPL command registry.
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