Basic adb commands

adb-data-sheet.txt

# connect adb over tcp
adb connect <ip>:<port>

# App install over adb
adb install package_name

# app install adb shell
adb shell pm install <app_path>

# app uninstall over adb 
adb uninstall <package_name> (or)
adb shell pm uninstall <package_name>

# list installed packages
adb shell pm list packages

# dump package activity
adb shell dumpsys activity <package_name>

# Check cpu
adb shell top

# Check useranme
adb shell whoami

# Find pidof running app
Use "top" command or pidof <package_name>

# Kill running app
kill -9 pid

# start app
am start -n <activity_name>

# Mount directory over adb
adb remount

# Start adb over root
adb root

# Pull directory
adb pull /data/data/<package_name>/

# push directory
adb push <source_dir_name> <destination_dir_name>

# push file
adb pull /data/data/<package_name>/<file_name>

# push file
adb push <filename> <destination_file_name>

# copy file over adb shell
adb shell cp <source_location> <destination_location>

# mv or rename
adb shell mv <sourcefile> <destinatio_new_file_name>

# Access su 
adb shell su

# Disable selinux
setenforce 0 (Don't do it as 1. Some devices are crash the operating system.)

# Get battery
dumpsys battery (You can use more system info using dumpsys)

# Read file
adb shell cat <file_name>

# write_  file
You need vm or nano to easy write file.
echo "text" > <filename>

# check path
echo $PATH

# add path to variable
export PATH=$PATH:<new_path>

# delete file
rm filename

# delete directory
rm -r <directory>

# delete multiple
rm -r <file_*.txt> <directory_name> <file_name>

# For list file
ls

# For list with permissions
ls -l

# For list with hidden
ls -a

# Given permission to file
chmod <permission> <file_name>
  Permission type : +x 0777 0644 ...