Manage Android application in GNU/Linux (CLI) 🖥️

app-manager is a BASH Script to handle Android Application from the fancy of your terminal screen, i got the idea of it when i wanted to disable some non uninstallable bloatware so i had to take the help of ADB and it worked great and now i'm shraing this to all.

Functions

1. Get Device Detail
2. Uninstall Application
3. Install Application 'apk'
4. Disable Application
5. Enable Application

6. List Applications (Multiple)
    6.1. List All Application
    6.2. List Enabled Application
    6.3. List Disabled Application
    6.4. List System Application
    6.5. List Third Party Application

Prerequisite

• Install adb for your distro

Generally adb comes bundled with package android-tools

Installation

Arch linux and Arch based distro (AUR)

• yay -S app-manager

Normal Installation

foo@bar:~$ git clone https://github.com/ASHWIN990/app-manager.git

foo@bar:~$ cd app-manager

foo@bar:~$ chmod +x app-manager

Usage

#Go to the directory where you cloned the app-manager repo

foo@bar:~$ ./app-manager

#or you can do

foo@bar:~$ bash app-manager

Options

-s, --serial <Serial No.>   Pass the serial number of device.

-h, --help                  Print the Help message.

Screenshots

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Support Me

Author

• ASHWINI SAHU
• Email me at : ashwinisahu990@gmail.com
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