:robot: Fdroid-auto
:bookmark: Table of contents
:question: About
Fdroid-auto is a very little program that automates the process of uninstalling, downloading and installing F-droid apk's through ADB.
This is useful when doing Factory resets or changing of :iphone: phone and don't want to deal with the :repeat: repetitive task of :scream: bootloop while uninstalling because you didn't :brain: remember it was an important package or manually downloading F-droid apks by typing them into the search bar :mag: and then manually installing it.
:file_folder: Installation
:penguin: Binary dependencies (Unix)
sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pip python3-setuptools adb
:snake: Option 1: Pypi
python3 -m pip install fdroid-auto
:hand: Option 2: Git repository (Still connects to Pypi)
git clone https://codeberg.org/Sivefunc/fdroid_auto
cd fdroid_auto
python3 -m pip install .
:computer: Usage
- Enable USB Debugging on your Android device :iphone:
- Connect your Android device to the Host computer through the USB cable.
- There are two files apps/uninstall.txt and apps/download.txt which are examples files you can download and use.
usage: fdroid_auto options
:clipboard: Uninstalling
fdroid_auto -u apps/uninstall.txt # Uninstall packages listed.
:clipboard: Downloading
fdroid_auto -d apps/download.txt apps/ # Download packages listed
# and saved them on apps/
:clipboard: Installing
fdroid_auto -i apps/ # Install packages listed
# on directory apps/
:handshake: Joined together
fdroid_auto.py -u apps/uninstall.txt \
-d apps/download.txt apps/ \
-i apps/
:page_facing_up: Output
| Uninstalling | Downloading | Installing |
|---|---|---|
:gear: Options
-h, --help → show this help message and exit.-v, --version → show program's version number and exit.-u [FILE], --uninstall [FILE] → Uninstall ALL packages listed from FILE on device using adb.-d [FILE] [DIR], --download [FILE] [DIR] → Download ALL fdroid .apks listed from FILE and push them into DIR.-i [DIR], --install [DIR] → Install ALL packages .apk listed from DIR on device using adb.n, --notation → Shows how to format the FILE and exit.
:notebook: Notes
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:bangbang: The order of events occur in the following way:
- Uninstall:
adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 - Download
- Install:
adb install
- Uninstall:
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Suggested versions are the ones downloaded (not the latest unstable? version).
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:shield: Official repository is the one being used.
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Third party repositories are not supported like Bromite
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Uninstall/Install of apps is not limited to only F-droid, if these are installed or on a directory respectively.
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I haven't tested ADB through Wi-Fi only USB.
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Manuals I used: man adb or adb shell pm
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Read the source code to know things are done, specially packages.py
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The
-koption on uninstall preserves app data, so you can reinstall with install-existing and not lose data. -
I recommend when looking for files to uninstall instead of the traditional
adb shell pm list packagesuse App Manager
Made by :link: Sivefunc
Licensed under :link: GPLv3
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