ADB Data Extractor is a Windows Forms application designed to extract, manage, and store data from Android devices. It provides a user-friendly interface to handle contacts, messages, call logs, and device information, with options to save the data to a local SQL Server database and generate reports.

• Contacts Management:

  • Load contacts from an Android device.
  • Save contacts to a SQL Server database.
  • View and manage contacts in a tabular format.

• Messages Management:

  • Load text messages from an Android device.
  • Save messages to a SQL Server database.
  • View and manage messages in a tabular format.

• Call Logs Management:

  • Load call logs from an Android device.
  • Save call logs to a SQL Server database.
  • View and manage call logs in a tabular format.

• Device Information:

  • Retrieve CPU and memory information from an Android device.
  • Save device information to a SQL Server database.

• Report Generation:

  • Generate PDF reports for the extracted data.

• Programming Language: C# (Version 10.0)
• Framework: .NET 6
• Database: SQL Server (Local instance)
• UI Framework: Windows Forms
• Libraries:
  • Dapper for database operations.
  • System.Data.SqlClient for SQL Server connectivity.

1. Install SQL Server and ensure it is running locally.
2. Install .NET 6 SDK.
3. Install ADB (Android Debug Bridge) and ensure it is added to your system's PATH.

1. Clone the repository:
2. Open the solution in Visual Studio 2022.
3. Build the solution to restore dependencies.
4. Run the application.

• The application will automatically create the required tables in the database when it runs for the first time. Ensure the database connection string in DatabaseService.cs is configured correctly:

• Connect your Android device via USB and ensure USB debugging is enabled.
• Use the Load buttons in the application to fetch data (e.g., contacts, messages, call logs, or device info).

• Use the Save to Database buttons to store the extracted data in the SQL Server database.

• Click the Generate PDF Report button to create a report of the extracted data.

• Models:

  • Contact.cs: Represents a contact with fields like Name, PhoneNumber, and Email.
  • TextMessage.cs: Represents a text message with fields like Sender, Content, and Timestamp.
  • CallLog.cs: Represents a call log with fields like PhoneNumber, CallType, and Duration.
  • DeviceInfo.cs: Represents device information with fields like CPUInfo and MemoryInfo.

• Services:

  • DatabaseService.cs: Handles database initialization and CRUD operations.
  • ADBService.cs: Interacts with the Android device using ADB commands.
  • ReportService.cs: Generates PDF reports for the extracted data.

• UI:

  • MainForm.cs: The main Windows Forms interface for interacting with the application.

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
3. Submit a pull request with a detailed description of your changes.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

• Dapper for simplifying database operations.
• ADB for enabling communication with Android devices.