codfish

A python tool to sync packages between Android devices

Details

APKs and OBBs are transferred to both devices to ensure each client has a copy of the same applications. Installed apps are installed via the Google Play Store, so they are able to be updated.

• Several devices supported (2, 3, 4, etc...)
• OBB transfer supported
• Architecture sanity checks
• Split APKs support
• Zero external dependencies
• Custom in-house progress bar library

Usage

• Running without specifying a giver or a receiver will sync all devices with each other, such that all devices contain the same third-party packages.
• Specify a receiver device using -r or --receiver. The argument takes a transport id, which can be found using adb devices -l. In this case, the specified receiver will receive from all givers, such that the receiver contains the same third-party packages as all of the givers.
• Specify a giver device using -g or --giver. The argument takes a transport id, which can be found using adb devices -l. In this case, all receivers will only receive from the giver, such that all receivers contain the same third-party packages as the giver.
• Specify both a receiver and a giver for a one-way, two-device sync.
• Specify -s or --strict to remove packages that the receiver contains that the giver lacks. This option can only be used if a receiver or giver is specified.
• Specify -d or --demo to do a safe run of the program where no changes will be made. It is highly recommended to run this program with demo mode first to make sure the final result is desirable.

How-to

1. Connect two or more Android devices to your computer
2. Ensure ADB is properly configured
3. Navigate to src
4. python main.py