I have seen ways to open applications on linux and Mac devices but can't seem to get the same idea working for iOS devices.
I have jailbroken my device and have ssh access and would like to open an app without having to visit the device?
This idea but for iOS and to open a Kiosk app or Safari.
Opening netbeans via SSH
To SSH into an iPhone, you must jailbreak your device, then download the Cyberduck application on your computer to establish a secure connection between your computer and iPhone.
Termius is the most popular and innovative SSh Terminal for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. Through this app, you can manage your Linux machine, UNIX server farm, or Raspberry very easily. It also supports a Bluetooth keyboard.
Although the iPhone theoretically can, Apple does not ship an SSH server by default (or at least doesn't enable it, not too sure). This is why you need to jailbreak the phone and install your own SSH server.
You can do this with the open
utility that's available on the Cydia store. Download open
from Cydia, and then you can use it to start any installed app at the command line, using its bundle ID (e.g. com.mycompany.MyAppName).
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