OpenHarmony device connector(hdc) ...
---------------------------------global commands:----------------------------------
-h/help [verbose] - Print hdc help, 'verbose' for more other cmds
-v/version - Print hdc version
-l[0-6] - Set runtime log level
-t connectkey - Use device with given connect key
checkserver - Check client-server version
---------------------------------component commands:-------------------------------
session commands(on server):
list targets [-v] - List all devices status, -v for detail
tconn key [-remove] - Connect device via key, TCP use ip:port
example:192.168.0.100:10178/192.168.0.100
USB connect automatic, TCP need to connect manually
If with '-remove', will remove connection
UART connect need connect manually
Baud Rate can be specified with commas
key format: <Port Name>[,Baud Rate]
example: tconn COM5,921600
Default Baud Rate is 921600
start [-r] - Start server. If with '-r', will be restart server
kill [-r] - Kill server. If with '-r', will be restart server
-s [ip:]port - Set hdc server listen config
service commands(on daemon):
target mount - Set /system /vendor partition read-write
wait - Wait for the device to become available
target boot [-bootloader|-recovery] - Reboot the device or boot into bootloader\recovery.
target boot [MODE] - Reboot the into MODE.
smode [-r] - Restart daemon with root permissions, '-r' to cancel root
permissions
tmode usb - Reboot the device, listening on USB
tmode port [port] - Reboot the device, listening on TCP port
tmode port close - Close TCP port
---------------------------------task commands:-------------------------------------
file commands:
file send [option] local remote - Send file to device
file recv [option] remote local - Recv file from device
option is -a|-s|-z
-a: hold target file timestamp
-sync: just update newer file
-z: compress transfer, not improve transmission efficiency
for compressed files
-m: mode sync
-cwd: specify the working directory
-b: send/receive file to debug application directory
forward commands:
fport localnode remotenode - Forward local traffic to remote device
rport remotenode localnode - Reserve remote traffic to local host
node config name format 'schema:content'
examples are below:
tcp:<port>
localfilesystem:<unix domain socket name>
localreserved:<unix domain socket name>
localabstract:<unix domain socket name>
dev:<device name>
jdwp:<pid> (remote only)
ark:pid@tid@Debugger
fport ls - Display forward/reverse tasks
fport rm taskstr - Remove forward/reverse task by taskstring
app commands:
install [-r|-s|-cwd|option] src - Send package(s) to device and install them
src examples: single or multiple packages and directories
(.hap .hsp .app)
-r: replace existing application
-s: install shared bundle for multi-apps
-cwd: specify the working directory
option is -w|-u|-p|-h|-g
-w: specify waitting time for installation
-u: specify a user id
-p: specify a bundle path or direction
-h: list available options of 'bm install' command
-g: grant permissions for installation
Note: Each option and its corresponding option argument must
be placed inside the same pair of double quotation masks
uninstall [-k|-s|option] package - Remove application package from device
-k: keep the data and cache directories
-s: remove shared bundle
option is -n|-m|-v|-u|-h
-n: uninstall a bundle by bundle name
-m: uninstall a module by module name
-v: uninstall a inter-application shared library by versionCode
-u: specify a user id
-h: list available options of 'bm uninstall' command
Note: Each option and its corresponding option argument must
be placed inside the same pair of double quotation masks
debug commands:
hilog [-h|parse] - Show device log, -h for detail
parse: parse local hilog files
shell [-b bundlename] [COMMAND...] - Run shell command (interactive shell if no command given)
-b: run command in specified debug application bundle path
bugreport [FILE] - Return all information from the device, stored in file if FILE is specified
jpid - List PIDs of processes hosting a JDWP transport
track-jpid [-a|-p] - Track PIDs of debug processes hosting a JDWP transport
-a: include debug and release processes
-p: don't display debug and release tags
security commands:
keygen FILE - Generate public/private key; key stored in FILE and FILE.pub