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Document Android SDK commands #20

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garg3133 opened this issue Feb 23, 2024 · 15 comments
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Document Android SDK commands #20

garg3133 opened this issue Feb 23, 2024 · 15 comments
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garg3133 commented Feb 23, 2024

Document important Android SDK commands which can be used by users after setting up an Android Emulator environment using this tool to install additional requirements, including but not limited to:

  • Install system-images of additional Android versions (taken up by @An-Yay)
  • Create additional AVDs (Android Virtual Devices)
  • Installing an application from APK (taken up by @SanjayDevTech)
  • Starting/stopping emulator
  • Connecting real devices using adb wirelessly (taken up by @itsspriyansh)

All the above tasks can be taken up independently.

The docs can be put together in a docs folder, with each task above in a separate file.

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@garg3133 i want to pick this up.

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Sure @Biki-das, let us know here which one you'd like to pick and you can start working on documenting that part of the issue.

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@garg3133 Hi I could take this "Installing an application from APK" task and documenting it.

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@SanjayDevTech Sure, go ahead!

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An-Yay commented Feb 26, 2024

@garg3133 i'd like to pick up "Install system-images of additional Android versions"

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@An-Yay Cool

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An-Yay commented Feb 26, 2024

To add the sdk commands, should i be creating a docs folder in the main repo?

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@An-Yay Sure.

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An-Yay commented Feb 26, 2024

@garg3133 i'd like to pick up Connecting real devices using adb wirelessly next thanks

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@garg3133 Raised PR #31 for 3rd task: Installing an application from APK

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@garg3133 Can I have this assigned: Connecting real devices using adb wirelessly?

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garg3133 commented Mar 6, 2024

@itsspriyansh Sure, please go ahead!

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@garg3133 Can I start right away or shall I keep this issue on hold until we have created full functionality for wireless adb connection including connecting, disconnecting and listing paired devices?

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garg3133 commented Mar 6, 2024

@itsspriyansh The idea here is to atleast have everything documented, because it might take time to get the actual features ready. So yes, you can start right away.

This particular issue is meant for writing docs using the Android SDKs directly (using adb pair and adb connect command in your case), and not using the features that are to be implemented in the mobile-helper tool. When the features are ready in the tool itself, we can add separate usage docs in the README itself.

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@garg3133 I have raised a pull request #35

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