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This page lists changes from version 1.1.0 in core packages.

For changes in Scrcpy-related packages, see this page.

@yume-chan/adb

Subprocess API redesign

The subprocess has been completed redesigned.

none protocol and shell protocol are now completely separated, so you can choose none protocol for speed and compatibility, or shell protocol for features.

raw mode and pty mode now also have separated types.

Type	Protocol	Mode	stdin	input	stdout	stderr	output	resize	sigint
AdbNoneProtocolProcess	None	Raw	✅	⛔	⛔	⛔	✅	⛔	⛔
AdbShellProtocolProcess	Shell	Raw	✅	⛔	✅	✅	⛔	⛔	⛔
AdbNoneProtocolPtyProcess	None	PTY	⛔	✅	⛔	⛔	✅	⛔	✅
AdbShellProtocolPtyProcess	Shell	PTY	⛔	✅	⛔	⛔	✅	✅	✅

Choose protocol explicitly

1.1.0

// Will try shell protocol first and fallback to none protocol
const process = await adb.subprocess.spawn("ls");

next

// Use none protocol if you don't need separated `stdout` and `stderr`
const process = await adb.subprocess.noneProtocol.spawn("ls");

// Or test if shell protocol is supported by device
if (adb.subprocess.shellProtocol) {
  const process = await adb.subprocess.shellProtocol.spawn("ls");
} else {
  // Unsupported, not possible to get separated `stdout` and `stderr`
}

None protocol output stream contains both stdout and stderr

1.1.0

const process = await adb.subprocess.spawn("ls", {
  protocols: [AdbSubprocessNoneProtocol],
});
// `stdout` field actually contains both `stdout` and `stderr`
for (const chunk of process.stdout) {
  console.log(chunk);
}

next

const process = await adb.subprocess.noneProtocol.spawn("ls");
// It has been renamed to `output`
for (const chunk of process.output) {
  console.log(chunk);
}

shell renamed to pty

1.1.0

const process = await adb.subprocess.shell();
// PTY mode only has one output stream
for (const chunk of process.stdout) {
  console.log(chunk);
}

next

const process = await adb.subprocess.noneProtocol.pty();
// It has been renamed to `output`
for (const chunk of process.output) {
  console.log(chunk);
}

spawnAndWait enhancements

1.1.0

const { exitCode, stdout, stderr } = await adb.subprocess.spawnAndWait("ls");

Field	None protocol	Shell protocol
exitCode	Always 0	Actual exit code
stdout	Mix of stdout and stderr	stdout
stderr	Always an empty string	stderr

next

const binaryOutput: Uint8Array =
  await adb.subprocess.noneProtocol.spawnWait("ls");
const textOutput: string =
  await adb.subprocess.noneProtocol.spawnWaitText("ls");

const {
  exitCode /* : number */,
  stdout /* : Uint8Array */,
  stderr /* : Uint8Array */,
} = await adb.subprocess.shellProtocol.spawnWait("ls");
const {
  exitCode /* : number */,
  stdout /* : string */,
  stderr /* : string */,
} = await adb.subprocess.shellProtocol.spawnWaitText("ls");

Creating AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver is now asynchronous

AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver needs to retrieve initial device list and set the current field, so the creating process needs to be asynchronous.

• AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceManager#trackDevices has became asynchronous.

  1.1.0

  const observer = manager.trackDevices();
  console.log(observer.current); // []
  next

  const observer = await manager.trackDevices();
  console.log(observer.current); // [device1, ...]

• AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver's constructor now require an initial parameter. Generally, it should not be used directly.

• AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver.create static method has been added to asynchronously create an AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver

  1.1.0

  const observer = new AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver(navigator.usb);
  console.log(observer.current); // []
  next

  const observer = await AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver.create(navigator.usb);
  console.log(observer.current); // [device1, ...]

DeviceObserver behavior normalization

DeviceObserver is the common interface behind daemon transport WebUSB connection device observer AdbDaemonWebUsbDeviceObserver and server transport device observer AdbServerDeviceObserver.

• The current field is now an immutable array. It will be guaranteed to contain current device list when the observer is created. Every time the list changes, a new array will be created and returned.
• onListChange event is now sticky, meaning newly attached event listeners will be invoked immediately with the latest value.