feat: Grouping all patches in `options.json` each per app

[cyberboh]

Feature description

All patches (included universal patches) in default options.json all included in one. So, we can not specify which patch for YT, YTM and Reddit. Would be nice and easier for users to know which patch for specific app.

        "patches": {
            "Override certificate pinning": {
                "enabled": false
            },
            "Change package name": {
                "enabled": false,
                "options": {
                    "packageName": "Default",
                    "updatePermissions": false,
                    "updateProviders": false
                }
            },
            "Hide music video ads": {
                "enabled": true
            },
            "Permanent repeat": {
                "enabled": true
            },
            "Custom branding": {
                "enabled": true,
                "options": {
                    "customName": null,
                    "customIcon": null

Motivation

Easier search patches for specific app. Not included all in one file. Like this

        "patches for YouTube": {
            "Override certificate pinning": {
                "enabled": false
            },
            "Change package name": {
                "enabled": false,
                "options": {
                    "packageName": "Default",
                    "updatePermissions": false,
                    "updateProviders": false
                }
            },
            "Hide music video ads": {
                "enabled": true
            },
            "Permanent repeat": {
                "enabled": true
            },
            "Custom branding": {
                "enabled": true,
                "options": {
                    "customName": null,
                    "customIcon": null

Or any simple approach would be accepted. I just suggest it.

Acknowledgements

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[LisoUseInAIKyrios]

Adding grouping it's starting to creep into it being a patch list and less a simple list of cli arguments.

Cli only supports patching with one mpp file at a time, so the patch name/options are unique already.

[prateek-who]

You could also keep separate options.json file per app by doing something like this:

java -jar morphe-cli.jar options-create -p patches.mpp -o youtube_options.json -f com.google.android.youtube

This way you only make an options file for packages filtered out for youtube. Then when you are patching a particular app, mention it use one of these filtered options.json file

[cyberboh]

You could also keep separate options.json file per app by doing something like this:

java -jar morphe-cli.jar options-create -p patches.mpp -o youtube_options.json -f com.google.android.youtube

This way you only make an options file for packages filtered out for youtube. Then when you are patching a particular app, mention it use one of these filtered options.json file

Seems I skipped this thing. It's simple enough for me.
Please add it in new CLI docs.

[prateek-who]

You could also keep separate options.json file per app by doing something like this:
java -jar morphe-cli.jar options-create -p patches.mpp -o youtube_options.json -f com.google.android.youtube
This way you only make an options file for packages filtered out for youtube. Then when you are patching a particular app, mention it use one of these filtered options.json file

Seems I skipped this thing. It's simple enough for me. Please add it in new CLI docs.

Yea, the docs are in plan #62 Will push this update soon

[cyberboh]

You could also keep separate options.json file per app by doing something like this:

java -jar morphe-cli.jar options-create -p patches.mpp -o youtube_options.json -f com.google.android.youtube

This way you only make an options file for packages filtered out for youtube. Then when you are patching a particular app, mention it use one of these filtered options.json file

I am using this command, but universal patches still included in .json file. How to filter them?

[prateek-who]

How many number of total patches are you getting in the .json file? Also, for what app.

Right now, I used patchees-15.0.0 to generate my options.json file with only youtube, so this was my command:
java -jar morphe-cli-1.4.0-dev.6-all.jar options-create -p patches-1.15.0.mpp -o youtube_options.json -f com.google.android.youtube

This gave me 62 patches. I did the same with youtube music with this command:
java -jar morphe-cli-1.4.0-dev.6-all.jar options-create -p patches-1.15.0.mpp -o youtube_music_options.json -f com.google.android.apps.youtube.music
This gave me 21 patches.

No filtering gives me 79 patches in total. I am assuming you are getting these 79 patches?

[cyberboh]

I am getting 64 patches for YT

PS E:\ANDROID\APPS\Morphe> java -jar "morphe-cli-1.5.0-dev.8-all.jar" options-create --patches "patches-1.16.0-dev.9.mpp" --out "youtube-options.json" --filter-package-name "com.google.android.youtube"
INFO: Loading patches
INFO: Created new bundle in options file at youtube-options.json with 64 patches
PS E:\ANDROID\APPS\Morphe>

These 2 are universal patches

{
        "meta": {
            "created_at": "2026-03-02T13:02:50.740953300Z",
            "source": "patches-1.16.0-dev.9.mpp",
            "sha256": "5ccc15a48e277e92c2ed9af8041864ccba46ca55d74e7f1ce927a1e122d95008"
        },
        "patches": {
            "Override certificate pinning": {
                "enabled": false
            },
            "Change package name": {
                "enabled": false,
                "options": {
                    "packageName": "Default",
                    "updatePermissions": false,
                    "updateProviders": false
                }

Why they are included?

[prateek-who]

I assume they are used by youtube too, so that's why they are included. Will need @LisoUseInAIKyrios to confirm this once. Should these patches be included or not?

[cyberboh]

I assume they are used by youtube too, so that's why they are included. Will need @LisoUseInAIKyrios to confirm this once. Should these patches be included or not?

Not only YT, but also I am getting those patches in YTM and Reddit too. I am thinking about separate universal patches and default patches. Universal patches shouldn't included until we specify it by creating new flag e.g --universal-patches "included or excluded"

See my generated options.json below, all of them are included universal patches:
reddit-options.json
youtube-music-options.json
youtube-options.json

[LisoUseInAIKyrios]

Override certificate pinning and Change package name are universal patches, so they can be applied to YouTube. It seems including them is the correct behavior.

[prateek-who]

So, no flags to exclude universal patches or some option like that?

[LisoUseInAIKyrios]

Should it? I'm a bit indifferent if it should or not, but I would like simple.

Is there any harm in including the universal patches when using it is now?

[cyberboh]

If they are confirmed works for YT, YTM and Reddit Included them is good enough, else we need to separate them for all supported apps by Morphe.