VAdbLib allows you to use ADB commands in your V language projects.

v install evowizz.vadblib

import evowizz.vadblib

fn main() {
  // Find ADB, and create a new ADB instance
  adb_path := vadblib.find_adb() or { panic(err) }
  adb := vadblib.AndroidDebugBridge.new(adb_path) or { panic(err) }

  // Equivalent to `adb start-server`, you can also pass your own port
  adb.start() or { panic(err) }

  // Get the list of devices
  devices := adb.devices() or { panic(err) }

  if devices.len == 0 {
    println('No devices found')
    return
  }

  // Get the first device
  current := devices[0]

  // This is equivalent to `adb -s <serial> shell getprop ro.build.version.release`
  release := current.run_shell('getprop ro.build.version.release') or { panic(err) }
  println('Android ${release}')
}

VAdbLib is a simple wrapper around some of the most basic ADB commands. It is not meant to be a complete wrapper. Currently, the following commands are supported:

• adb start-server: adb.start(<port>)
• adb kill-server: adb.kill()

Note: You can also restart the server with adb.restart(<port>)

• adb <target> <command>: adb.run(<command>, <serial>, <transport_id>, <usb>)

Note: If more than one target is provided (for example: adb.run(command: "get-state", serial: "123", transport_id: "1", usb: true)), serial will be prioritized, then transport_id, then usb.

• adb -s <serial> pull <remote> <local>: device.pull(<sources>, <destination>, <keep_attributes>, <compression>)

• adb -s <serial> push <local> <remote>: device.push(<sources>, <destination>, <sync>, <compression>)

• adb devices -l: adb.devices()

• adb -s <serial> <command>: device.run(<command>)

• adb -s <serial> shell <command>: device.run_shell(<command>)

• adb -s <serial> install-multi-package <args> <files>: device.install(<files>, <replace>, <test>, <downgrade>, <partial>, <grant-permissions>)

• adb -s <serial> install-multiple <args> <files>: device.install_multiple(<files>, <replace>, <test>, <downgrade>, <partial>, <grant-permissions>)

Note: install-multi-package is the same as install, but it allows you to optionally install multiple files at once. By passing a single file to device.install, it will work the same way adb install does.

VAdbLib may also run some additional commands in the background, such as adb -s <serial> features, allowing it to verify that some commands are supported by the device.

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Copyright 2023 Dylan Roussel

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