when your android connected, do sth :)
A better way to handle things when connect android device, such as install an app, launch an app, and something else you wish.
- Have same lifecycle with your python script.
- And when your python script end, it will end too.
If you are using Linux, you might love ud4d much more :)
If you want to call function A when device '123456F' connected:
from whenconnect import when_connect
def A(device):
print('call function A', device)
# register event
when_connect(device=['123456F'], do=A)After that, when 123456F connected, function A will be called!
Of course, you can choose to detect 'any' devices.
when_connect(device='any', do=A)Or, get connected devices list or registered tasks anytime:
from whenconnect import get_devices, get_current_task
device_list = get_devices()
print(device_list)
# ['123456F']
task_dict = get_current_task()
print(task_dict)
# {'any': {'connect': {<function normal_thing at 0x1033dad08>}, 'disconnect': {<function lose_connect at 0x1068d5b70>}}, 'specific': {'123': {'connect': {<function special_thing at 0x101dc8ea0>}}, 'def456': {'connect': {<function special_thing at 0x101dc8ea0>}}}}Use dead loop or server to keep when_connect alive for a long time if you want.
For example, after device connected, check its device info every 5 seconds：
from whenconnect import when_connect
import os
import threading
def check_device_info(device):
cmd = 'adb -s {} shell getprop ro.product.model'.format(device)
device_model = os.popen(cmd).read()
print(device_model)
global timer
timer = threading.Timer(5, lambda: check_device_info(device))
timer.start()
when_connect(device='any', do=check_device_info)Can not become easier.
See whenconnect/api.py for detail.
pip install whenconnect
- Only tested on python3.
- and ADB installed.
MIT