.NET Android Automation and Management Library

• Coding with C# base on .NET Core 6.0
• Always use the latest version of platform tools. Some features work in the latest version. You can download here.
• Do not forget to turn on USB Debugging before use.
• USERDEBUG functions work when serial console is active.

Usage

• Download the project, compile or get the latest version dll from the assemblies.
• For Visual Studio, import the dll file from the references section

C# Usage

Call library

 zenAutomation zen = new zenAutomation();

Init Information

You need to specify more than one configuration

1. First, you must specify the adb.exe Android Debug Bridge location. Or add adb.exe to your PATH variables instead.
2. Adb commands take some time to run, sometimes we run more than one adb command in sequence. It wouldn't be good if one executed command could switch to another before it's finished. The variable waitForExit controls this setting. My suggestion is that waitForExit should be true.
3. We get output with the outputs of console and string methods. Is the output of the executed code a single line or full output? readLineOutput manages this setting. My recommendation should be false.
4. Android OS has multiple build configs. Select the build config of the operating system you are using. You can browse here. If you are using user software, DeviceConfig.USER, If you are using rooted user firmware DeviceConfig.USER If you are using engineering-userdebug firmware , you should choose DeviceConfig.USERDEBUG.
5. If you don't want to define the PATH, move the platform tools files to the DLL location and set the usePrebuilt variable to true. My recommendation should be false.
6. Some of my suggestions are defined by default and if you want to use suggestions in methods, you can use "default". public void zenInit(string? program, bool waitForExit = true, bool readLineOutput = false, DeviceConfig deviceConfig = DeviceConfig.USER, bool usePrebuilt = false)

Init Example Usage

 zenAutomation zen = new zenAutomation();

With the default definitions, you can use the suggestions. Warning: If you activate the usePrebuilt value, the first value string program will be disabled.

 zen.zenInit("adb.exe", default, default ,zen_android_automation.Enums.Enums.DeviceConfig.USER, default);

If you want full output,

 zen.zenInit("adb.exe", default, true ,zen_android_automation.Enums.Enums.DeviceConfig.USER, default);

In method definitions, the IDE will show which value is used where.

Using an exemplary method

Using the code that sends the android device to the home screen with the KeyCode method :

 zen.pressHome();

There are two ways to return to the main screen. One is the KEYCODE_HOME command and the other is the keyevent 3 command. You can use the code below to use the second method.

 zen.pressHome(true);