appium-adb

appium-adb

A wrapper over Android Debugger Bridge, implemented using ES6 and along with async/await. This package is mainly used by Appium to perform all adb operations on Android devices.

Installing

npm install appium-adb

Watch

npm run dev

Test

unit tests

npm run test

functional tests

By default the functional tests use an avd named NEXUS_S_18_X86, with API Level 18. To change this, you can use the environment variables PLATFORM_VERSION, API_LEVEL, and ANDROID_AVD. If PLATFORM_VERSION is set then it is not necessary to set API_LEVEL as it will be inferred.

npm run e2e-test

Usage:

example:

import { ADB } from 'appium-adb';

const adb = await ADB.createADB();
console.log(await adb.getPIDsByName('com.android.phone'));

Similar packages

Other packages similar to appium-adb

adbkit

adbkit is a pure Node.js client for the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) protocol. It provides a set of tools for interacting with Android devices, similar to appium-adb. However, adbkit is more focused on providing a low-level interface to ADB, whereas appium-adb is tailored for use with the Appium automation framework.

adb-driver

adb-driver is another Node.js library for interacting with Android devices via ADB. It offers functionalities like installing APKs, running shell commands, and more. Compared to appium-adb, adb-driver is more lightweight and may lack some of the higher-level abstractions provided by appium-adb.

adbkit-apkreader

adbkit-apkreader is a library for reading information from APK files. While it does not provide direct ADB functionalities, it can be used in conjunction with other ADB libraries to gather detailed information about APKs. It complements appium-adb by offering additional capabilities for APK analysis.