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Thanks for the continued maintenance and we are here to help #58

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mingyuan-xia opened this issue Dec 20, 2020 · 2 comments
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Thanks for the continued maintenance and we are here to help #58

mingyuan-xia opened this issue Dec 20, 2020 · 2 comments

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@mingyuan-xia
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mingyuan-xia commented Dec 20, 2020

Greetings from the AppetizerIO team, a mobile test automation platform software.
We love adbkit and have had a long history using it.
We also have a decaffeination progress here: https://github.com/appetizerio/adbkit-decaf . And thanks very much for taking the lead. As our progress is much behind, we would like to switch to the ts version and contribute some of our internal patches/workarounds to the new mainstream:

  • add kill-forward command. #60: add the missing kill-forward command under host-serial, which corresponds to the adb forward --remove feature
  • replace the node-forge with node-rsa, as forge itself is heavy and transitively depends on many stuff, like jquery. Internally, we've replaced it with node-rsa that saves a lot after webpack-ed.
  • add a set of convenience helper functions based on the adb client, such as clearAppData, isAppInstalled, etc.
  • showcase long-running shell commands #59: showcase how to spawn a long-running shell command in README
  • ... more yet to come
    This issue will be updated to bookkeep related PRs.
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koral-- commented Dec 20, 2020

Great to hear!
PRs are welcome

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UrielCh commented Apr 5, 2022

the kill-command is now implemented in @u4/adbkit 3.1.7

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