I need to open Notifications Setting for a specific app using adb shell command.
I found below post, which opens the Notification using code.
Any way to link to the Android notification settings for my app?
How can I implement this using adb shell?
I tried using below command:
"adb shell am start -a android.settings.ACTION_APP_NOTIFICATION_SETTINGS"
But according to documentation, we need to provide Package name of the app as an input. I am not sure how to provide the input using adb shell.
I am working on Android OS >= 9.
Thanks in advance.
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I've search a lot and I can't get which port is my app using.
I tried using adb shell netstat -n but I'm not sure if this command is showing me anything related to my app.
I have this adb shell command to mute an app with known package name
cmd appops set com.app.name PLAY_AUDIO deny
Rather than this, I want to send an adb command to mute the app which is currently in the foreground. What should be the adb command modification that will be required?
Thank you in advance
I found out the answer myself. The Tasker (android app) has the Appinfo function, whereby we can store the name of the foreground app in a local variable, and then we can run the ADB command using that local variable.
I am using Android Studio 2020.3.1.
I want to launch a adb shell from within Android Studio.
I have the Terminal tab at the very bottom of the IDE.
But I can only open "Local" terminals.
Any ideas where I can launch a "Remote" adb shell?
Within you local terminal, you can easily start an adb shell with the command adb shell
Locate adb if it's not already in your executable paths environment variable. The location largely dependent on the OS you use and where you install the Android SDK. In general it's in the ${ANDROID_SDK}/platform-tools/ directory.
Execute adb devices. This will list the connected adb capable devices. If you are not running any emulators and you only connect your phone then your phone would show up (if not then you may need to treat some permission steps depending on your operating system). Let's say the ID of your device is XYZ.
Execute adb -s XYZ shell and you'll be in a shell on your device.
I know it is easy ,if I can use adb .
$ export ADBHOST=192.168.11.14(device's IP)
$ adb kill-server
$ adb start-server
in this status.I can use adb with wireless.so next,
$ adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW http://www.google.com
in this status. I can see google page in my android device .
I want to do it without adb. I want to develop a app which send a intent to one device via tcp without install any app. How can I do it?
You can't. Android doesn't wirelessly accept Intents from other devices, except via adb. It would be 100% insecure to do so- anyone could send any intent to anyone. It would be spam central. You need an app on both devices.
How do I launch any application via a terminal or command shell on android emulator engine? For example, if I want to start any game, how do I do via a terminal or command shell?
Anyone could help is really appreciated.
Thanks,
Sam.
You can use the am start command trough adb.
Example for the browser app floating around the internet:
am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.browser/.BrowserActivity