python-adb freezes when connecting to bluestacks app player
sunnad99 opened this issue · comments
When I try to launch the following script for Bluestacks 10's app player, my interpreter just freezes. The freeze occurs whenever I call a method of the Client class (devices, version etc...)
from ppadb import client
adb = client.Client(host='127.0.0.1', port=5555)
print(adb.devices())
There is no error that is thrown and I cannot even keyboard interrupt the interpreter. I have to force close it from task manager.
You are interpreting the interface incorrectly.
The first API call is to connect ppadb client with the adb server on your
host.
The port number is therefore 5037
That instance you can use to do the adb.devices() call
Once you have that connection, then you have to perform the step to connect
to a device by creating a device instance
Client.device(<serial number>)
Or
Client.remote_connect(<ip_address>, 5555)
That instance is the one you use to do the adb.shell() call
On Sun, Jun 12, 2022 at 13:30 Sulaiman Nadeem ***@***.***> wrote:
When I try to launch the following script for Bluestacks 10's app player,
my interpreter just freezes.
from ppadb import client
adb = client.Client(host='127.0.0.1', port=5555) #Stops on one of these two lines
print(adb.devices())
There is no error that is thrown and I cannot even keyboard interrupt the
interpreter. I have to force close it from task manager.
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Ahh Alright, I understand now, that makes sense. So to connect ppadb to my device, I do need to have adb running. I assumed this library would not require adb from the android website but now its pretty clear. Thank you for the swift response!