UE Capability Parser is a tool that parses the LTE/NR capabilities of mobile devices and convertes them into a human-readable format.

Despite its beta quality, it's the source of sites such as smartphonecombo.it, cacombos.com, mobilecombos.com

1. Install Java Runtime (JRE) 11 or above

2. Download last archive (the right archive starts with uecapabilityparser-) from release page

3. Decompress the archive

4. Open a terminal in the folder where the archive was extracted

5. If you're using Linux make the uecapabilityparser script executable:

   chmod +x uecapabilityparser
   

6. Run the application:

   Note
   if you're using Windows Command Prompt (cmd) omit "./"

   ./uecapabilityparser
   

   a. Server mode example:

   ./uecapabilityparser server -p 8080
   

   b. CLI mode example:

   ./uecapabilityparser cli -t C -i input.xml -c output.csv
   

1. Open a terminal

2. Run container in detached mode

   Example:

   docker run --name uecapabilityparser -p 8081:8080 -d ghcr.io/handymenny/uecapabilityparser:latest server -p 8080
   

   Where:

   • --name sets the name of the container
   • -p 8081:8080 map the port 8080 of the container to the port 8081 of the host
   • -d starts the container in detached mode (background)
   • ghcr.io/handymenny/uecapabilityparser:latest is the container image to use
   • server -p 8080 are the options to be passed to the container, in this case start a server on port 8080

Warning
This isn't the recommended way to run the parser. It currently complicates sending data to the parser and receiving data from the parser.

1. Create a directory that will store the input and output files.

2. Open a terminal in the folder created in step 1

3. If you're using Linux make sure that the folder created in step 1 and the files in it are readable and writable by UID/GID 2000.
   An easy way is to change the owner recursively:

    chown 2000:2000 -R .
   

4. Run container in interactive mode:

   Example:

   docker run --name uecapabilityparser -it --rm -v `pwd`:/home/java ghcr.io/handymenny/uecapabilityparser:latest -h
   

   Where:

   • --name sets the name of the container
   • -it starts the container in interactive mode (attached to the shell)
   • --rm remove the container after the execution
   • -v `pwd`:/home/java maps the current directory to /home/java (in container)
   • ghcr.io/handymenny/uecapabilityparser:latest is the container image to use
   • -h are the options to be passed to the container, in this case print help

1. Install Git

2. Clone the repo:

   Note
   If you have already cloned this before, you can update it and its submodules with these commands:

   git fetch
   get pull
   git submodule update --init
   

   git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/HandyMenny/uecapabilityparser
   

3. Move to uecapabilityparser folder:

   cd uecapabilityparser
   

4. Build the application:

   • build with gradle (requires JDK 11 or above):

     Note
     if you're using Windows Command Prompt (cmd) omit "./"

     ./gradlew build
     

     You will find the build artifacts in build/distributions/

   • or build the docker image (requires Docker):

     docker build -t ghcr.io/handymenny/uecapabilityparser:latest .
     

In each release zip you can find:

• Some useful type script definitions in uecapabilityparser.d.ts
• OpenAPI spec in openapi.json

The server (alongside the uecapabilityparser API) also serves:

• Web UI (DEMO) at /
• Swagger UI at /swagger
• OpenAPI spec at /openapi

Useful links:

• Swagger UI (online)
• Web UI source code
• Preprocessor
• Android App POC