Android Debug Bridge extension provides convenient metaclass to execute ADB shell commands.

This gem is useful when working with test automation frameworks like Calabash-android and Appium.

In your Gemfile:

gem 'android-adb-extension'

Install gem manually:

$ gem install android-adb-extension

Current implementation is tested against

Device: HTC One M7

SDK: 19

Release: 4.4.3

Connect your device and enable USB debugging mode

Launch your favorite application which supports portrait and landscape orientations

Launch irb

$ irb

Load android-adb-extension

irb> require 'android-adb-extension'

Execute android-adb-extension commands

SDK version

ADB.sdk

Release version

ADB.release

Major version

ADB.major

Device Serial number

ADB.serial

Device name

ADB.device_name

Orientation

ADB.orientation

ADB.portrait?

ADB.landscape?

ADB.set_portrait

ADB.set_landscape

Airplane mode

ADB.airplane_mode

ADB.airplane_mode?

ADB.enable_airplane_mode

ADB.disable_airplane_mode

Monkey

ADB.monkey('your.package.name') # Default event count is 500

ADB.monkey('your.package.name', 5000)

Lock and unlock screen

ADB.lock

ADB.unlock

Send application to background

ADB.send_to_background

Bring application to foreground

ADB.bring_to_foreground('your.package.name', 'path.to.activity')

Reset app

ADB.reset_app('your.package.name')

Stop app

ADB.stop_app('your.package.name')

Uninstall app

ADB.uninstall_app('your.package.name')

Input text

ADB.input_text('string.to.input')

Take screenshot

ADB.take_screenshot('file.name')

Swipe

ADB.swipe(800, 800, 200, 800)

ADB.swipe(800, 800, 200, 800, 100)

See all available methods

ADB.help

Did you notice alias methods?

ADB.help --> ADB.h

Define the device where you want adb commands to run. You can do that by defining environment variable ANDROID_SERIAL

ENV['ANDROID_SERIAL'] = 'ABCD1234'

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