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I am trying to send touch events to a device using AndroidDebugBridge, so that I can do some basic automation for UI tests. I have followed the discussion in LINK. I am able to use sendevent to simulate touch on emulators, but unable to do the same on a device.
Like in above link the emulator seems to send out 6 events for each touch ( xcoord, ycoord, 2 for press,2 for release) and it was easy to use this information to sendevents, but a getevent for the touchscreen for a device seems to generate far too many events.
Has somebody managed to send touch from ADB to a device? Could you please share the solution.
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You can use the start command from Activity Manager (am) a.k.a the adb shell am start -n command (via adb) specifying the app package name and the component name as defined in the manifest. You can add other parameters like ACTION (-a android. intent. action.
This command is used to copy files and directories from an Android device. adb pull -a /fileLocation/fileName. Preserves the filestamp and mode while copying adb pull -a /mnt/sdcard/Download/test.apk.
Android comes with an input command-line tool that can simulate miscellaneous input events. To simulate tapping, it's:
input tap x y You can use the adb shell ( > 2.3.5) to run the command remotely:
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