ADB Toolkit

Android Device Management Tool Functional Modules

1. Device Management

1. Device Connection & DetectionAutomatically detect connected Android devices (wired/wireless).
   Display device ID, status (online/offline), and connection type (USB/WiFi).
   Support simultaneous management of multiple devices with real-time list updates.
   
2. Basic Device OperationsReboot device (normal reboot, recovery mode, Bootloader).
   Turn screen on/off.
   Retrieve device information: model, SDK version, Android version, serial number, etc.
   

2. Application Management

1. Application List ViewDisplay running applications: name, package name, PID, memory usage.
   Display installed applications with sorting (by name/package name) and search functionality.
   
2. Application OperationsLaunch/stop applications.
   Install/uninstall applications (support APK file drag-and-drop or path selection).
   

3. Log Monitoring

1. Real-Time Log ViewingCapture and display device logs (Logcat) with keyword or regular expression filtering.
   Auto-scroll to the latest log entry; support pause/resume of log streams.
   
2. Log ManagementClear device logs.
   Save logs to local files (text format supported).
   Highlight different log levels (Error/Warn/Info/Debug).
   

4. Screen Operations

1. Screen CaptureTake a screenshot of the device screen with real-time preview.
   Save screenshots locally (PNG/JPG formats supported).
   

5. Performance Monitoring

1. System InformationView device memory info (total memory, available memory, usage percentage).
   View CPU info (usage percentage, core temperatures, etc.).
   View battery status (charge level, charging status, temperature).
   
2. Application Performance MonitoringMonitor CPU/memory usage of applications in real time.
   View detailed memory info of applications (PSS/RSS, memory leak analysis).
   

6. Wireless Management (WiFi Connection & Management)

1. Wireless Device ConnectionSupport wireless connection to Android devices via WiFi (requires device and PC on the same local network).
   Enable TCP/IP mode on the device (command: adb tcpip 5555).
   Establish a wireless connection by entering the device's IP address (command: adb connect <IP>:5555).
   
2. Wireless Connection Stability ManagementAutomatically detect wireless connection status and support reconnection after disconnection.
   Monitor network signal strength in real time and provide optimization suggestions.
   
3. Wireless Device ManagementManage wirelessly connected devices alongside USB-connected devices with unified operations.
   Real-time updates to the device list, displaying connection types (USB/WiFi).
   
4. Security & PermissionsEncrypt data transmission for wireless connections to prevent information leakage.
   Require manual ADB connection authorization on the device during the first connection.
   
5. Configuration & OptimizationSupport customization of the ADB service port number.
   Provide network optimization suggestions (e.g., closing unnecessary network applications).
   

Key Features

• Multi-Device Management: Supports mixed wired/wireless connections and unified management.
• Real-Time Monitoring: Updates logs and performance data in real time with highlighting and filtering.
• Secure & Reliable: Encrypted wireless transmission and automatic reconnection after disconnection.
• User-Friendly: One-click operations for screenshots, log saving, application installation/uninstallation, etc.

Use Cases

• Developer Debugging: Multi-device testing, log analysis.
• IT Administration: Remote device management (wireless deployment, performance monitoring).
• General Users: Daily device management (application installation/uninstallation, screen capture).

This structured English version clearly outlines the core functionalities of an Android device management tool, suitable for development as a standalone software or integration into existing development environments.