adb-powershell

This is an unofficial PowerShell wrapper for Android Debug Bridge (adb). It adds pipeline support, named parameters, error handling, and output as powershell objects.

It currently only supports Send-AdbFile.
The intent is to add functions Read-AdbFile and Remove-AdbFile

Requirements

PowerShell (Written with 7.0.x, but may work on older versions)

adb must be present on the system path. I recommend installing with scoop.
scoop install adb

You must setup adb over wifi at least once before this will work. See the ADB page above for setup instructions.

Installation

This isn't ready for Powershell Gallery yet, so the best way would be to run:

git clone https://github.com/spedrickson/adb-powershell.git "${env:UserProfile}\Documents\Powershell\Modules\adb-powershell"

This will clone the repo into the module directory for the current user. Restart Powershell to automatically load.

Configuration

adb-powershell will load default values for -IPAddress, -Port, and -Destination if they are not set at runtime.

These defaults are loaded from adb_defaults.cfg from the same directory the script is stored in.

Usage

Sends a file to the default directory on the default adb device. Defaults can be set in adb_defaults.cfg.

Send-AdbFile C:\test.log

Same as previous, but with a specific IP and port for the adb device.

Send-AdbFile C:\test.log -IPAddress 192.168.1.60 -Port 5555

Sends a file to a specific directory on the default adb device.

Send-AdbFile C:\test.log /storage/emulated/0/Download

Same as previous, but using named params.

Send-AdbFile -Source C:\test.log -Destination /storage/emulated/0/Download

Send all mp3 files in the current directory to your phone's music directory

Get-ChildItem *.mp3 | Send-AdbFile -d /storage/emulated/0/Music  

Send a list of files to the default destination and limit the output to any that didn't succeed

Send-AdbFile -Source $fileList | Where-Object {-not $_.Succeeded}

License

This software uses the MIT license. Full details can be found in LICENSE.md