The Android Debug Bridge (adb) provides a Unix shell which you can use to run various commands on an emulator or a connected Android device.
pCloudy also allows you to execute ADB Shell command on the connected device.
- Select your desired device from the list and connect.
- Once the device is ready for testing, click on “Execute ADB” icon.
Step 1 Enter ADB shell command to the given text box and click on Execute -
Step 2 ADB shell command execution result -
ADB commands for reference :
| Adb Shell commands | Action performed by command |
| adb shell dumpsys batterystats | collects battery data from your device |
| adb shell ls | list directory contents |
| adb shell ls -a | do not hide entries starting with |
| adb shell ls -i | print index number of each file |
| adb shell ls -s | print size of each file, in blocks |
| adb shell ls -n | list numeric UIDs and GIDs |
| adb shell ls -R | list subdirectories recursively |
| adb shell netstat | list tcp connectivity |
| adb shell pwd | print current working directory location |
| adb shell dumpstate | dumps state |
| adb shell ps | print process status |
| adb shell am start -a android.intent.action.VIEW -dhttp://www.stackoverflow.com | opens browser |
| adb shell am start -t image/* -a android.intent.action.VIEW | opend gallery |