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Note: This is the guide for v 2.x.

For the v3, please follow this url: https://blog.csdn.net/sam_shan/article/details/80585240 Thanks @liy-cn for contributing.

StarUML

Download: StarUML.io

Crack

Source: jorgeancal

After installing StartUML successfully, modify LicenseManagerDomain.js as follow:

/**
 * File name: LicenseManagerDomain.js
 * Mac OS: /Applications/StarUML.app/Contents/www/license/node/
 * Linux: /opt/staruml/www/license/node/
 */

(function () {
    "use strict";
 
    var NodeRSA = require('node-rsa');
 
    function validate(PK, name, product, licenseKey) {
        return{
           name: "sontd",
           product: "StarUML",
           licenseType: "vip",
           quantity: "unlimited",
           licenseKey: "no, thanks!"
        };
    }
 
    function init(domainManager) {
        if (!domainManager.hasDomain("LicenseManager")) {
            domainManager.registerDomain("LicenseManager", {major: 0, minor: 1});
        }
        domainManager.registerCommand(
            "LicenseManager", // domain name
            "validate",       // command name
            validate,         // command handler function
            false,            // this command is synchronous in Node ("false" means synchronous")
            "Validate License",
            [
                {
                    name: "PK",
                    type: "string",
                    description: "PK"
                },
                {
                    name: "name",
                    type: "string",
                    description: "name of license owner"
                },
                {
                    name: "product",
                    type: "string",
                    description: "product name"
                },
                {
                    name: "licenseKey",
                    type: "string",
                    description: "license key"
                }
            ],
            [
                {
                    name: "result", // return values
                    type: "object",
                    description: "result"
                }
            ]
        );
    }
 
    exports.init = init;
 
}());

Now, open it and go to Help > Enter License and you have to write the name and the licence key which you have written on LicenseManagerDomain.js. In this example would be the next:

name: "sontd"
License Key: "no, thanks!"

Enjoy it!

@JJJoex
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JJJoex commented Nov 8, 2021

@nhanledev thanks, this license key works well on v2.8.1.

@MolunSIB
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MolunSIB commented Dec 8, 2021

@Irhamulya just open cmd with administrator, im try and it work! Without admin like u problems.
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@VictorGimenez
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This file LicenseManagerDomain.js didn't came after my StarUML installing 4.1.6. as well as the www folder. I did the StarUML install through sudo dpkg -i (StarUML.deb file), I already try to create a new folder: www with the LicenseManagerDomain.js file on it but when I try to insert the license key no success, I would like to know how could I solve it? My OS is Ubuntu 20.04

@haghverdimasoud
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I install the last version of staruml (v4.1.6) on windows 10, and can not find LicenseManagerDomain.js
how can i crack it?

@EZaykov
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EZaykov commented Mar 15, 2022

for windows users and latest versions:

  1. install an app from official website.

  2. install "asar" in node: "npm i asar -g"

  3. go to "ProgramFiles/StarUML/resources" and run "asar e app.asar app" (i was running all commands via bash from git package, not via powershell or cmd, but u can try).

  4. go to "ProgramFiles/StarUML/resources/app/src/engine and open "license-manager.js" file.

  5. edit code as shown on screenshot and save changes
    91382611603427377c54c968a5f5aaeb

  6. run "asar pack app app.asar" (at "ProgramFiles/StarUML/resources")

  7. remove src files (app folder) (at "ProgramFiles/StarUML/resources")

  8. enjoy! (run an .exe file in "ProgramFiles/StarUML" or desktop shortcut)

(didnt get any user rights issues on my os. i hope u can fix them urself)

@vortex14
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Thank you !

@Kelopsz
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Kelopsz commented May 15, 2022

Thanks! It works with 5.0.1

@fernand0albert0
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muchas gracias por compartir esta informacion... resulto muy valiosa

@panoet
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panoet commented May 28, 2022

This worked. Thank you.

@Anis-Dhaoui
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for the latest version: 5.0.2 (till now) Follow this link https://gist.github.com/jjvillavicencio/4e3615a8219bb1a17c81c4541c6c317d

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This worked for me on v5.0.1 (Linux).

  • All commands were run as root
  • Probably should have StarUML closed during this process
  • I recommend backing up your StarUML directory
  1. Install asar via npm
npm i asar -g
  1. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
  1. Edit license-manager.js
<text_editor> app/src/engine/license-manager.js

Change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    // if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    // } else {
    //   this.validate().then(() => {
    //     setStatus(this, true)
    //   }, () => {
    //     setStatus(this, false)
    //     UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
    //   })
    // }
  }
  1. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.

Source

@jebcarlos
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Gracias tambien funciona con StarUml 5.0.2 solo que las lineas a modificar son desde la 131. Eso si hay que seguir los pasos como dice el sitio

@hid0
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hid0 commented Nov 13, 2022

This worked for me on v5.0.1 (Linux).

* All commands were run as root

* Probably should have StarUML closed during this process

* I recommend backing up your StarUML directory


1. Install `asar` via `npm`
npm i asar -g
2. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
3. Edit `license-manager.js`
<text_editor> app/src/engine/license-manager.js

Change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    // if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    // } else {
    //   this.validate().then(() => {
    //     setStatus(this, true)
    //   }, () => {
    //     setStatus(this, false)
    //     UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
    //   })
    // }
  }
4. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.

Source

this is worked in MacOS Big Sur
thanks bro

@jokosaputro95
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I've done this on macOS Catalina, it doesn't seem to work well, because after repackaging and running the application a notification appears STAR UMML is damage and can't be openend and the options are only move to trash and cancel

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ssohans commented Nov 29, 2022 via email

@jokosaputro95
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it doesn't work properly when I try to run it on MacOS Catalina

@badr-elmazaz
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This worked for me on v5.0.1 (Linux).

* All commands were run as root

* Probably should have StarUML closed during this process

* I recommend backing up your StarUML directory


1. Install `asar` via `npm`
npm i asar -g
2. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
3. Edit `license-manager.js`
<text_editor> app/src/engine/license-manager.js

Change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    // if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    // } else {
    //   this.validate().then(() => {
    //     setStatus(this, true)
    //   }, () => {
    //     setStatus(this, false)
    //     UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
    //   })
    // }
  }
4. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.
Source

this is worked in MacOS Big Sur thanks bro

Thanks this worked also on Windows 10

@terminal-root
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terminal-root commented Feb 6, 2023

An update from my initial post.

This worked for me on v5.0.1 v5.1.0 (Linux).

  1. Install asar via npm
npm i asar -g
  1. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
  1. Edit src/engine/license-manager.js

change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
      setStatus(this, true)
  }

and this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      $.post(app.config.validation_url, {licenseKey: licenseKey})
        .done(data => {
          if (data.product === packageJSON.config.product_id) {
            var file = path.join(app.getUserPath(), '/license.key')
            fs.writeFileSync(file, JSON.stringify(data, 2))
            licenseInfo = data
            setStatus(this, true)
            resolve(data)
          } else {
            setStatus(this, false)
            reject('unmatched') /* License is for old version */
          }
        })
        .fail(err => {
          setStatus(this, false)
          if (err.status === 499) { /* License key not exists */
            reject('invalid')
          } else {
            reject()
          }
        })
    })
  }

to this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise(() => { setStatus(this, false) })
  }

  1. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.

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@joseph19993d
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Any for windows ?

@terminal-root
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@joseph19993d, asar is an npm package, so I think you should still be able to get it on Windows; thus, the process should be similar to above

You would just have to find where StarUML is installed on Windows.

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what0o0 commented Aug 31, 2023

An update from my initial post.

This worked for me on v5.0.1 v5.1.0 (Linux).

  • All commands were run as root
  • You may need to run commands as root if your StarUML directory is not owned by your user
  • Probably should have StarUML closed during this process
  • I recommend backing up your StarUML directory
  1. Install asar via npm
npm i asar -g
  1. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
  1. Edit src/engine/license-manager.js

change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
      setStatus(this, true)
  }

and this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      $.post(app.config.validation_url, {licenseKey: licenseKey})
        .done(data => {
          if (data.product === packageJSON.config.product_id) {
            var file = path.join(app.getUserPath(), '/license.key')
            fs.writeFileSync(file, JSON.stringify(data, 2))
            licenseInfo = data
            setStatus(this, true)
            resolve(data)
          } else {
            setStatus(this, false)
            reject('unmatched') /* License is for old version */
          }
        })
        .fail(err => {
          setStatus(this, false)
          if (err.status === 499) { /* License key not exists */
            reject('invalid')
          } else {
            reject()
          }
        })
    })
  }

to this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise(() => { setStatus(this, false) })
  }
  1. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.

Source (Nonfunctional as of this post) Source on Wayback Original Post

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      })
    }
  }

This worked for me on v5.1.0 by Windows 11

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thanks you, it worked for me on Windows 10

@fefebrians
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This file LicenseManagerDomain.js didn't came after my StarUML installing 4.1.6. as well as the www folder. I did the StarUML install through sudo dpkg -i (StarUML.deb file), I already try to create a new folder: www with the LicenseManagerDomain.js file on it but when I try to insert the license key no success, I would like to know how could I solve it? My OS is Ubuntu 20.04

it is true ,last i try this , but not work

@KresnaB
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KresnaB commented Dec 23, 2023

An update from my initial post.
This worked for me on v5.0.1 v5.1.0 (Linux).

  • All commands were run as root
  • You may need to run commands as root if your StarUML directory is not owned by your user
  • Probably should have StarUML closed during this process
  • I recommend backing up your StarUML directory
  1. Install asar via npm
npm i asar -g
  1. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
  1. Edit src/engine/license-manager.js

change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
      setStatus(this, true)
  }

and this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      $.post(app.config.validation_url, {licenseKey: licenseKey})
        .done(data => {
          if (data.product === packageJSON.config.product_id) {
            var file = path.join(app.getUserPath(), '/license.key')
            fs.writeFileSync(file, JSON.stringify(data, 2))
            licenseInfo = data
            setStatus(this, true)
            resolve(data)
          } else {
            setStatus(this, false)
            reject('unmatched') /* License is for old version */
          }
        })
        .fail(err => {
          setStatus(this, false)
          if (err.status === 499) { /* License key not exists */
            reject('invalid')
          } else {
            reject()
          }
        })
    })
  }

to this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise(() => { setStatus(this, false) })
  }
  1. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.
Source (Nonfunctional as of this post) Source on Wayback Original Post

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      })
    }
  }

This work for 6.0.1, but i can't export the diagram. I recommend using 5.1.0

@samonysh
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samonysh commented Apr 8, 2024

An update from my initial post.
This worked for me on v5.0.1 v5.1.0 (Linux).

  • All commands were run as root
  • You may need to run commands as root if your StarUML directory is not owned by your user
  • Probably should have StarUML closed during this process
  • I recommend backing up your StarUML directory
  1. Install asar via npm
npm i asar -g
  1. Extract source
cd <path_to_staruml>/resources/ # mine was /opt/StarUML/resources/
asar extract app.asar app
  1. Edit src/engine/license-manager.js

change this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to this

  checkLicenseValidity () {
      setStatus(this, true)
  }

and this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      $.post(app.config.validation_url, {licenseKey: licenseKey})
        .done(data => {
          if (data.product === packageJSON.config.product_id) {
            var file = path.join(app.getUserPath(), '/license.key')
            fs.writeFileSync(file, JSON.stringify(data, 2))
            licenseInfo = data
            setStatus(this, true)
            resolve(data)
          } else {
            setStatus(this, false)
            reject('unmatched') /* License is for old version */
          }
        })
        .fail(err => {
          setStatus(this, false)
          if (err.status === 499) { /* License key not exists */
            reject('invalid')
          } else {
            reject()
          }
        })
    })
  }

to this

  register (licenseKey) {
    return new Promise(() => { setStatus(this, false) })
  }
  1. Repackage app
asar pack app app.asar

Next time you run StarUML, it should behave as a licensed version.
Source (Nonfunctional as of this post) Source on Wayback Original Post

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, false)
        UnregisteredDialog.showDialog()
      })
    }
  }

to

checkLicenseValidity () {
    if (packageJSON.config.setappBuild) {
      setStatus(this, true)
    } else {
      this.validate().then(() => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      }, () => {
        setStatus(this, true)
      })
    }
  }

This work for 6.0.1, but i can't export the diagram. I recommend using 5.1.0

If you want to export the diagram, you also need to edit src/engine/diagram-export.js.
You should comment these codes below the comment // Draw watermark if application is not registered, beacuse there is a problem occored when checking license.

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racstan commented Apr 18, 2024

Thanks buddy it worked

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