easyadb-0.1.0 is not a library.

easyadb

Pair an Android device for wireless ADB by scanning a QR code in your terminal.

easyadb shows a pairing QR, waits for the phone to scan it, then runs adb pair and adb connect and checks that the device is online.

Requirements

Android 11+ with Developer options and Wireless debugging
Phone and computer on the same network
Platform-Tools with adb on PATH (or pass --adb <path> / set EASYADB_ADB)

cargo install easyadb

easyadb

On the phone, go to Developer options → Wireless debugging → Pair device with QR code and scan the terminal. The QR expires after three minutes.

Key	Action
`r`	New QR
`↑`/`↓`, `k`/`j`	Select a nearby device
`Enter`	Connect the selected (already paired) device
`?`	Help
`q`, `Ctrl+C`	Quit

If mDNS discovery is blocked on your network, pair with a code instead:

easyadb pair 192.168.1.42:37123 --connect 192.168.1.42:40222

The pairing port is shown in the pairing-code dialog; the connection port is on the Wireless debugging page. They differ.

Other commands:

easyadb connect <host:port>
easyadb devices
easyadb doctor    # check adb, mDNS discovery and devices
easyadb --demo    # preview the UI without adb

Cryptography and host-key storage are handled by adb. Pairing secrets are passed over stdin and are not stored.
Only the device that scanned the current QR is connected automatically.
QR expiry does not revoke an existing pairing. Remove it on the phone under Wireless debugging → Paired devices.

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