adb-devices-emitter
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Track insertion device status
deviceAdded deviceRemovedconst devicesEmitter = require('adb-devices-emitter')
devicesEmitter.on('deviceAdded', ({ sn }) => {
console.log('deviceAdded sn:', sn)
})
devicesEmitter.on('deviceRemoved', ({ sn }) => {
console.log('deviceRemoved sn:', sn)
})
devicesEmitter.start()
const devicesEmitter = require('adb-devices-emitter')
devicesEmitter.on('deviceAdded', ({ sn }) => {
console.log('deviceAdded sn:', sn)
})
devicesEmitter.on('deviceRemoved', ({ sn }) => {
console.log('deviceRemoved sn:', sn)
})
devicesEmitter.start()
setTimeout(() => {
console.log('stop')
devicesEmitter.stop()
}, 100000)
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a tool to track devices
The npm package adb-devices-emitter receives a total of 1,079 weekly downloads. As such, adb-devices-emitter popularity was classified as popular.
We found that adb-devices-emitter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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