Use gradle tasks to run specific adb
commands.
You can use this plugin to do things such as:
- Find all devices attached and get basic info about them
- Select the first one that complies with a custom rule
- Install a specific APK from the available build types + flavours
- Clear preferences or do something related to the APK to prepare for tests
- Run monkey for that specific APK on that specific device
- Uninstall the APK
This is particularly useful for CI servers but could be used to speed up IDE development as well.
To start using this library, add these lines to the build.gradle
of your project:
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
apply plugin: 'android-command'
buildscript {
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.novoda:gradle-android-command-plugin:1.5.0'
}
}
The plugin creates new tasks that you can use:
installDevice<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.InstallDevice
] - installs the app on a specific device.uninstallDevice<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.UninstallDevice
] - uninstalls the app from a specific device.run<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.Run
] - installs and launches the app on a specific device.start<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.Run
] - launches the app on a specific device (without installing it).stop<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.Stop
] - Forcibly stops the app on a specific device.monkey<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.Monkey
] - installs and runs monkey on a specific device.clearPrefs<Variant>
[com.novoda.gradle.command.ClearPreferences
] - clears app preferences on a specific device.com.novoda.gradle.command.Input
- runsinput
scripts, wrappingadb shell input
.com.novoda.gradle.command.Files
- enables basic file copy viapush
andpull
, wrapping the respecitve adb calls.
Here are a list of useful links:
- We always welcome people to contribute new features or bug fixes, here is how
- For more info on how start working on this project, see this wiki page
- If you have a problem check the Issues Page first to see if we are working on it
- For further usage or to delve more deeply checkout the Project Wiki
- Looking for community help, browse the already asked Stack Overflow Questions or use the tag:
support-android-command
when posting a new question