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Setting the sound levels adb shell settings put system volume_music_speaker 0Īdb shell settings put system volume_notification_speaker 0Īdb shell settings put system volume_ring_speaker 0Īdb shell settings put system volume_system_speaker 0 Setting the device brightness adb shell settings put system screen_brightness 125 ![]() Get/Put the device_name adb shell settings get global device_nameĭb shell settings put global device_name "Device_XXX"Įnable/Disable Stay awake adb shell settings put global stay_on_while_plugged_in 3 (enable)Īdb shell settings put global stay_on_while_plugged_in 0 (disable) Get Xpoint and Ypoint by enabling pointer location in the Developer Options – Input – Pointer location.Īdb shell input tap Xpoint Ypoint Example – Tap over position (487,428): > adb shell input tap 487 428Īdb shell input swipe Xpoint1 Ypoint1 Xpoint2 Ypoint2 *DURATION is optional, default=300ms Example – Swipe from position (356,1257) to (356,100): > adb shell input swipe 356 1257 356 100 #Manage apps in adb android#Insert the text into a view with a focus (if it supports text input) adb shell input text 'Paste text on Android device' Home button (KEYCODE_HOME) adb shell input keyevent 3 Swipe (unlock screen) adb shell input keyevent 82 Wake up the device adb shell input keyevent KEYCODE_WAKEUP There is many more which you can find and let me know too but these are i often use to save my time and debug my apps.Reboot the device into recovery mode (for upgrading or downgrading devices) adb reboot recoveryĭevice Management adb shell input keyevent Ĩ1 –> “KEYCODE_PLUS” 82 –> “KEYCODE_MENU” I know not very useful but it’s there adb shell svc wifi disable adb shell svc wifi enable To view packages of all installed apps we can use adb shell pm list packages Enable disable Wifi To see everything which pm provides run adb shell pm # -help To open a url use am(Activity Manager) with adb shell am start -a -d Opening IME Settings adb shell am start -a _METHOD_SETTINGS Broadcasting Intent adb shell am broadcast _CHANGE pm(Package manager) Or you can query the address using q=search address adb shell am start -a -d 'geo:0,0?q=ban' Opening a Url To force stop an app provide it’s packageName adb shell am force-stop Open google mapĮither you can provide latitude and longitude as below adb shell am start -a -d 'geo:28.65381,77.22897' To make a call use -a adb shell am start -a -d tel:88******97 Force stop an app Note: -a represents action, -c represents category and -n represents component and -d is data Making a Call Try below command to check what am provides. Use help to know details adb shell screenrecord -help ADB am (Activity Manager)Īmcan be used to stuffs like broadcasting intent starting an activity or opening settings screen. There are many other properties which we can specify. adb shell screenrecord /path-on-device/recording.mp4īy default we can record a video of at max 3 minutes but it can be changed by specifying time-limitproperty adb shell screenrecord /sdcard/recording.mp4 -time-limit 20 #Manage apps in adb manual#I said testers because they can start recording before doing manual testing and share recordings if any issue occurs. #Manage apps in adb apk#To uninstall an apk adb uninstall ADB Screen Record ![]() #Manage apps in adb install#Sometimes we want to install an updated APK over existing there we need to specify a release flag like -r adb install -r. To install an APK either release or debug use adb install /path-to-apk/app-debug.apk adb shell screencap /sdcard/screen.png ADB Install/Uninstall ADB ScreenshotĬapturing screenshot using screencap command. If destination isn’t provided then file will be pulled to current directory opened in your Terminal. Pull: Fetching files from device to system adb pull source destination e.g. adb push system-file-path device-file-path e.g: adb push /Users/./screen.png /sdcard/screenshots/screen.png Passing files between Device and System(Laptop or PC). ![]() You can see sdcard in image right? Our device files are stored there we can use cd, ls to find files then use pull and push command to move files ADB Pull and Push ![]()
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