OjoPyADB 0.0.2

HsOjo's Python3 Android Debug Bridge. Support For App/File/Input/Display Management...

OjoPyADB

This project is written with Python 3, which aims to provide a simple and practical ADB function for Python 3.

Introduction

The module currently integrates the following functions:

• Application management (installation, uninstall, start, stop, clear data, freeze, get status, etc.)
• File management (pull, push, copy, move, delete, view and other basic functions)
• Input control (text, key, click, slide)
• Display management (adjust resolution, DPI, screenshot)

In the future, corresponding functions will be added according to the requirements.

How to use

As shown below.

Installation

1. Open the release page to find the latest version of the installation file.

2. (Optional) download to this machine through browser, and then use PIP to execute the following command to install.

pip install OjoPyADB-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl

3. Of course, you can also directly copy the download link of the installation package and use pip for online installation. (execute the following command)

# Note: that the link here is version 0.0.1, please replace it with the latest version.
pip install https://github.com/HsOjo/OjoPyADB/releases/download/0.0.1/OjoPyADB-0.0.1-py3-none-any.whl

Example code

Here are some simple usage. For specific parameters, please refer to the code prompt of IDE. Try more.

from pyadb import PyADB, KeyCode

adb = PyADB()
print(adb.version)
print(adb.devices)
if len(adb.devices) > 0:
    device = adb.devices[0]
    print(device.sn, device.state)
    print(device.app.current_activity)
    print(device.input.keyevent(KeyCode.HOME))
    print(device.input.keyevent(KeyCode.SEARCH))
    print(device.input.text('Hello World!\tThis input method is ASCII only...'))
    print(device.file.listdir('/sdcard/'))
    print(device.display.size())
    img = device.display.screen_cap()
    print(len(img))