def waitForConnection(timeout, deviceId=".*"):
"""
Waits for the workstation to connect to the device.
Args:
timeout - The timeout in seconds to wait. The default is to wait
indefinitely.
deviceId - A regular expression that specifies the device name. See the
documentation for 'adb' in the Developer Guide to learn more
about device names.
"""
if timeout:
tstart = time.time()
tend = tstart + timeout
adb = ADB()
print("adb version = %s" % adb.version())
while not timeout or time.time() < tend:
for devid, state in adb.devices():
if state == 'device' and re.match(deviceId, devid):
adb.serialnr = devid
mlib = Monkey.launchmonkey(adb)
if mlib:
return MonkeyDevice(adb, mlib)
time.sleep(0.2)
class DeviceInteraction:
def __init__(self):
self.adb = None
self.mon = None
def connect(self, pin):
self.adb = ADB()
self.adb.connect()
self.mon = Monkey.launchmonkey(self.adb)
return self.unlockphone(pin)
def unlockphone(self, pin):
screenstate = self.adb.devicestate()
print("screen='%s'" % screenstate)
if not screenstate:
print("error getting devstate")
return
if screenstate == 'ON_UNLOCKED':
print("already unlocked : '%s'" % screenstate)
return True
if screenstate == 'OFF':
print("turning on screen")
self.mon.keyevent(26) # screen on
time.sleep(1.0) # NOTE: need much longer here on android6 than on android9
self.mon.keyevent(82) # unlock
time.sleep(0.5)
if pin:
print("entering pin")
self.mon.sendtext(pin)
time.sleep(0.1)
self.mon.keyevent(66) # enter pin
time.sleep(1.0) # NOTE: need much longer here on android6 than on android9
screenstate = self.adb.devicestate()
print("pin -> screen='%s'" % screenstate)
return screenstate == 'ON_UNLOCKED'
def start():
import sys
fn = sys.argv[1]
adb = ADB()
print("adb version = %s" % adb.version())
for serial, state in adb.devices():
adb.serialnr = serial
cap = adb.makecapture()
img = cap.capture()
img.save(fn)
def connect(self, pin):
self.adb = ADB()
self.adb.connect()
self.mon = Monkey.launchmonkey(self.adb)
return self.unlockphone(pin)