Power of Android Shell

Expand and collapse status bar, mock battery status and level, check your Service internal state, configure the system status bar as you want, and more.

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1. Power of Android Shell #androidshell Roman Mazur Software Engineer @ Stanfy
2. This talk is not about SDK
3. Alarm Service Notifications Service System Server SDK App 1 SDK App 2 IPC (Binder) IPC (Binder)
4. Shell System Server SDK App 1 SDK App 2 IPC (Binder) IPC (Binder) Media Server Keystore Daemon IPC (Binder) IPC (Binder) am pm
5. service list call <name> <code> [args] #androidshell
6. dumpsys meminfo <process> #androidshell
7. dumpsys battery set usb 0 level 5 dumpsys battery reset #androidshell
8. dumpsys activity services <pckg> #androidshell
9. am start <intent spec> startservice <intent spec> broadcast <intent spec> #androidshell
10. setprop debug.layout true debug.hwui.overdraw show #androidshell
11. settings put global sysui_demo_allowed 1 am broadcast \ -a com.android.systemui.demo \ -e command enter #androidshell
12. settings put global sysui_demo_allowed 1 am broadcast \ -a com.android.systemui.demo \ -e command enter #androidshell SystemUiDemoController app frameworks/base/tests/SystemUiDemoController
13. dumpsys appwidget For launcher app developers #androidshell
14. dumpsys content requestsync For sync adapters #androidshell
15. Use Android shell to Learn De And get fun!
16. Thank you! Questions? @roman_mazur +RomanMazur www.stanfy.com/blog #androidshell #droidconpl2015