android-control

#!/usr/bin/sh

# USB setup:
# * enable Developer options: Settings → About phone → tab Build number 7 times
# * enable USB debugging in Settings → Developer options
# * test with `adb devices` and `adb shell`
# * computer must be authorized (Android device should ask on first connection, and periodically if timeout isn't disabled)

# TCP setup:
# * enable Wireless debugging in Settings → Developer options (or temporarily with `adb tcpip 5555`)
# * click on Wireless debugging to check paired devices (can be done with `adb pair ipaddr:port`)
# * (set on device with termux with `su` then `setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555`)
# * check with `adb shell getprop service.adb.tcp.port`
# * test with `adb connect ipaddr:5555`, `adb devices`, and `adb shell`

# restart server: adb kill-server

if [[ $# -eq 0 ]] ; then
    adb devices -l  # show connected devices
fi

case "$1" in

    phone-usb)
        # scrcpy --serial "S7M0215425009907"  # Huawei Ascend P8
        # scrcpy --serial "0B051JECB14301"  # Google Pixel 4a
        scrcpy --serial "26141JEGR01921"  # Google Pixel 6a
        ;;

    phone)
        DEVICE="192.168.0.17:5555"
        adb connect "$DEVICE"
        scrcpy --serial "$DEVICE"
        adb disconnect "$DEVICE"  # let somebody else connect
        ;;

    tv)
        DEVICE="192.168.0.14:5555"
        adb connect "$DEVICE"
        scrcpy --serial "$DEVICE"
        adb disconnect "$DEVICE"  # let somebody else connect
        ;;

    *)
        echo "Unknown device: $1"
        exit 1

esac