Dumpey

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Dumpey is a simple Python script that helps you

• pull any installed APK
• stop and clear data of any package
• do a memory dump
• create a series of snapshots
• run the monkey stress test and extract memory dumps before and/or after it
• install and uninstall multiple packages
• list installed packages

on all attached devices, or just the ones you specify. Most commands can be executed with a specific package name or a regex.

Dumpey expects Android platform tools to be part of the system path. Currently supports Python 2.7 - 3.3, inclusive.

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Get it with

::

pip install dumpey

Examples

If a command is executed with a regex and multiple packages are found,
Dumpey will warn you, but won't do anything unless you explicitly
specify the ``-f`` or ``--force`` flag. To cherry pick devices, specify
serials with a ``-s`` or ``--serials`` flag.

::

    $ dumpey a -r youtube

will download the Youtube APK to current working directory. Flag ``-r``
denotes a regex string.

::

    $ dumpey i -o /my/dir

will install every APK it finds in the ``/my/dir`` directory. You can
use ``-r`` or ``--recursive`` flag to install APKs from subdirectories,
too.

::

    $ dumpey h -r youtube 

will create a converted hprof file in your current working directory.
Just open it with MAT.

::

    $ dumpey u -p com.google.android.youtube

will uninstall the Youtube app from all attached devices.

::

    $ dumpey r -s 32041cce74b52267

will reboot the device with serial number 32041cce74b52267.

::

    $ dumpey c -f -r google

will force stop and clear all the data from each package that includes a
'google' string.

::

    $ dumpey m -p com.google.android.youtube --dump ba

will create a hprof file with a memory dump from the Youtube app. It'll
then do a monkey stress test. After monkey is done, another hprof file
with a memory dump after the monkey is created. All you have to do is
open them in MAT and compare. ``ba`` denotes **b**\ efore and
**a**\ fter

But wait, there's more!

Here's the list of all Dumpey commands:

::

usage: dumpey.py [-h] {i,u,a,c,r,h,l,m,s} ...

Dumpey, an Android Debug Bridge utility tool.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit

dumpey commands:
  {i,u,a,c,r,h,l,m,s}  commands
    i                  install APKs from path
    u                  uninstall apps
    a                  download APKs
    c                  stop and clear package data
    r                  reboot devices
    h                  do a heap dump
    l                  list installed packages
    m                  run the monkey
    s                  make snapshot

each command accepts a -h or --help flag which'll tell you the various ways to use Dumpey.

Dumpey can also serve as a library, since it enables you to interact with the ADB, with some of the plumbing taken care of.

Install

``pip install dumpey``

Have a suggestion, a fix, a complaint or feature request?

Open an issue, or better yet, create a pull request!

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Tadej Slamic

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