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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Expose attach, detach, and session-status use cases through the shared CLI/REPL command registry.
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