nativebridge 0.1.0

Connect to NativeBridge cloud Android devices via ADB

NativeBridge CLI

Connect to cloud Android devices via ADB — as if they were plugged in locally.

NativeBridge CLI authenticates with your API key, authorizes your IP, and establishes an ADB connection to cloud-hosted Android devices through a secure TCP proxy.

Installation

pip install nativebridge

Prerequisite: Android SDK Platform Tools must be installed and adb available on your PATH.

Quick Start

# 1. Save your API key (one-time)
nativebridge login --api-key YOUR_API_KEY

# 2. Connect to a cloud device
nativebridge connect --device SESSION_ID

# 3. Use ADB as usual
nativebridge adb -s host:port shell

Commands

login — Save API key

nativebridge login --api-key nb_live_abc123
nativebridge login --api-key nb_live_abc123 --api-base https://custom.api.com

Saves your API key to ~/.nativebridge/config.json so you don't need to pass it every time.

logout — Remove saved API key

nativebridge logout

connect — Connect to a cloud device

nativebridge connect --device SESSION_ID
nativebridge connect -d SESSION_ID --api-key nb_live_abc123

This command:

1. Validates your API key with the NativeBridge backend
2. Authorizes your IP address for ADB access
3. Runs adb connect to the cloud device

On success, you'll see the connection details and quick-start commands.

disconnect — Disconnect from a cloud device

nativebridge disconnect --device SESSION_ID
nativebridge disconnect -d SESSION_ID

devices — List connected ADB devices

nativebridge devices

Runs adb devices -l and displays the output.

status — Show CLI configuration

nativebridge status

Displays your current API base URL, masked API key, and connected ADB devices.

adb — ADB passthrough

nativebridge adb devices
nativebridge adb -s host:port shell
nativebridge adb -s host:port install app.apk
nativebridge adb -s host:port push local.txt /sdcard/
nativebridge adb -s host:port logcat
nativebridge adb -s host:port shell pm list packages

Passes any arguments directly to adb. This is a convenience wrapper so you can use a single tool for all device interactions.

Configuration

NativeBridge CLI reads configuration in the following order (first match wins):

Setting	Environment Variable	Config File Key	Default
API Key	NATIVEBRIDGE_API_KEY	api_key	—
API Base	NATIVEBRIDGE_API_BASE	api_base	https://api.nativebridge.io

Config file location: ~/.nativebridge/config.json

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• adb (Android SDK Platform Tools) on your PATH
• A NativeBridge API key

License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.