ADB
A large Chinese-language reference of common ADB (Android Debug Bridge) commands and how-tos.mzlogin/awesome-adb
- Stars
- 12.5k
- Forks
- 2.3k
- Licence
- MIT
- Language
- —
- Last update
- 1 months ago
- Type
- Learning resource
What it is
This is a curated, Chinese-language guide to ADB, the command-line tool that lets a computer talk to an Android device or emulator. It lists commands grouped by task, such as connecting devices, managing apps, copying files, capturing logs and screenshots, and reading device information. People use it as a lookup reference when they need the exact command for a task.
- Look up how to connect to a phone over Wi-Fi with adb pair and adb connect
- Install or uninstall an APK from the command line
- Copy files between the computer and the device
- Filter Android logs by level or tag while debugging an app
- Take a screenshot or record the screen from a terminal
Great for
- Android developers who want quick command reminders
- Testers who need to install apps, read logs or simulate input from a computer
- Hobbyists who tinker with Android devices and want examples to copy
- Chinese-speaking readers who prefer documentation in their own language
Not ideal for
- Readers who want an English guide, since the main README is in Chinese (an English version is linked separately)
- People looking for a graphical tool, because everything here is typed into a terminal
- Users who need guaranteed results on every phone, since the README warns that command support varies by Android version and custom ROM
How to get it
- 1
Read it online
You'll need: Android SDK Platform-Tools (includes adb) · USB debugging enabled on the Android device
Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/mzlogin/awesome-adb - 2
Run it
- Enable Developer options and USB debugging on your Android device
- Connect the device to your computer and run adb devices to confirm it appears
- Pick a section from the guide, such as 应用管理 or 查看日志, and copy a command
- Run the command in your terminal and compare the output with the examples in the guide
- 3
Get the most out of it
- Use -s <serialNumber> when several devices or emulators are connected, as the guide explains
- Read the 常见问题 section if adb server fails to start
- Try the English version at README.en.md if you prefer English
- Check the 相关命令 section for a quick-reference list
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Strengths
- Covers a broad range of everyday ADB tasks in one place
- Organized by topic with a table of contents, so it is easy to scan
- Includes example outputs so readers can check what they should see
Trade-offs
- Mainly in Chinese, which limits use for some readers
- Some commands depend on Android version and manufacturer, and the README says so
- Parts describe workarounds that may need root access, which carries risk
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