Features

Features

• Service Invocation: Programmatically access ADB services via a socket channel.
• Customizable Environments: Supports various environments, including command line, servers, and IDEs.
• Inversion of Control: No global mutable state, allowing communication with multiple ADB hosts in a single JVM instance.
• Asynchronous APIs: Uses coroutines and asynchronous APIs to avoid blocking threads.
• Performance Optimization: Avoids excessive memory allocations to reduce GC heap usage.
• Logging: Custom AdbLogger abstraction for wide compatibility with logging facilities.
• Metrics: Capability to collect performance and reliability metrics (TBD).
• Cross-Platform Support: Works seamlessly on Windows, macOS, and Linux environments.
• Comprehensive Error Handling: Provides detailed error messages and robust handling of various edge cases.
• ADB Wi-Fi Pairing: Supports ADB Wi-Fi pairing introduced in Android 12 and above.