nPhoneCLI

nPhoneKIT as a interfaceable and easy-to-implement Python PYPI package.

Legal Warning: FRP Unlocking is only legal on your own devices. I am not responsible for misuse of this package. Only use it on your own devices.

Usage

[!NOTE] On your system, to use nPhoneCLI, you will also need ADB and Python3 installed. Also, please report any unexpected errors/issues by opening a GitHub issue.

[!IMPORTANT] If you have any contributions to make, feel free to fork, modify, and submit a PR to get it pushed to the main repo!

First, install nphonecli:

pip install nphonecli

Then, import nphonecli into your code:

import nphonecli

Then, use whatever functions are neccesary:

Example:

import nphonecli

try:
  # Save the status to check whether it succeeded later
  status = nphonecli.reboot(verbose=False)
except ConnectionAbortedError:
  # Catch the ConnectionAbortedError if the device couldn't connect.
  print("Error, the device could not reboot.")

if status = "Success"
  # Print success message if status indicates a successful reboot.
  print("Success, device rebooted")

List of all functions and purposes:

Final Notes

I expect this to be somewhat the "future" of open-source device unlocking & right-to-repair, as it can now be used in virtually any Python project! If you do use it, you can attribute a small message such as "nPhoneCLI provided by NlckySolutions (https://github.com/nlckysolutions)"

That's about it! You can inspect the code in src/nphonecli/core.py! Remember, do not use this on devices you do not own or have explicit permission from the owner to unlock.

[!TIP] Use verbose=True/gui=True in order to provide detailed instructions, if using the package with an end user. Automation should not need this, but the instructions will still need to be performed.

Happy New Year 2026 from NlckySolutions™!

This will be the final NlckySolutions™ project to be released in 2025.

Released on Dec. 31st 2025.