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A Kotlin/Java library to connect directly to an Android device without an adb binary or an ADB server
dependencies {
implementation("dev.mobile:dadb:<version>")
}
Connect to emulator-5554
and install apkFile
:
Dadb.create("localhost", 5555).use { dadb ->
dadb.install(apkFile)
}
Note: Connect to the odd adb daemon port (5555), not the even emulator console port (5554)
Searches localhost
ports 5555
through 5683
for a valid adb device:
val dadb = Dadb.discover("localhost")
if (dadb == null) throw RuntimeException("No adb device found")
dadb.install(exampleApkFile)
dadb.uninstall("com.example.app")
dadb.push(srcFile, "/data/local/tmp/dst.txt")
dadb.pull(dstFile, "/data/local/tmp/src.txt")
val response = dadb.shell("echo hello")
assert(response.exitCode == 0)
assert(response.output == "hello\n")
dadb.tcpForward(
hostPort = 7001,
targetPort = 7001
).use {
// localhost:7001 is now forwarded to device's 7001 port
// Do operations that depend on port forwarding
}
Dadb will use your adb key at ~/.android/adbkey
by default. If none exists at this location, private and public keys will be generated by dadb.
If you need to specify a custom path to your adb key, use the optional keyPair
argument:
val adbKeyPair = AdbKeyPair.read(privateKeyFile, publicKeyFile)
Dadb.create("localhost", 5555, adbKeyPair)
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